Garden cultural heritage spatial functionalities: The case of anamorphosis abscondita at Vaux-le-Vicomte

Grbić, Mihailo; Čučaković, Aleksandar; Jović, Biljana; Tripkovic, Milos

doi:10.1016/j.culher.2015.08.007

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“…For Grbić et al ( 2016) aerial photographs and model are a scientific method for evaluating the viewpoints of the garden [27]. In our study, from the analysis of drone's images.…”

Section: Holistic Approach For Historical Garden Restorationmentioning

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New Challenges for Historic Gardens’ Restoration: A Holistic Approach for the Royal Park of Moncalieri Castle (Turin Metropolitan Area, Italy)

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The paper illustrates a holistic approach for restoring historic gardens in urbanized contexts, from the historic analysis, to the knowledge of the present values, to the proposal of guidelines for restoration and future sustainable management. The Royal Park of Moncalieri Castle (Turin metropolitan area, north-west Italy) was used as a case study. The evaluation of the current structure, analysis of the botanical component and the recognition of historical permanences were performed. Following the criteria of specific interest (forestry, botanical and compositional) and historical importance, invasive species and specific critical issue, selected trees were described and mapped. Identifying the historical compositional elements, including a system of preferential paths and botanical species to be safeguarded should be considered the first step for future management planning process. Our results could be of interest both for methodological purposes and for the restoration of historical gardens’ planning and management. During the restoration process, different critical issues exist. In this context, combining historical and compositional values with today’s needs and problems is a scientific challenge that involve all the community. Historic parks and gardens must be considered as patches of the urban green infrastructure, able to provide a wide set of ecosystem services. Promoting the return of historic parks to the public fruition is of primary importance for the citizen well-being.

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“…For Grbić et al ( 2016) aerial photographs and model are a scientific method for evaluating the viewpoints of the garden [27]. In our study, from the analysis of drone's images.…”

Section: Holistic Approach For Historical Garden Restorationmentioning

confidence: 83%

New Challenges for Historic Gardens’ Restoration: A Holistic Approach for the Royal Park of Moncalieri Castle (Turin Metropolitan Area, Italy)

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“…According to several authors, for historical gardens, conservation and regeneration are fundamental phases (Catalano, & Panzini, 1990;Pozzana, 1996;Grbić, Čučaković, Jović, & Tripković, 2016). In thic context, Cavagnero and Revelli (2009) outlined that the identification of historical remnants is the first step.…”

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The interpretation of the English landscape garden between 1815 and 1840 through Xavier Kurten’s work in Piedmont (north-west Italy)

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Xavier Kurten (? -1840) was a Prussian landscape gardener who worked for the Savoy family in the Piedmont region of Italy in the first half of the XIX century. He designed or re-designed all royal parks, creating a specific style based on the English naturalistic garden approach. This research was performed with the aim of investigating the development of the English Landscape Garden in Italy. Historical documents relating to Kurten's biography and his work in Piedmont, including plans, were collected and analysed. We analyse and discuss the features that characterized his work: the relationship between the landscape -gardenhouse, the path system, the use of water, the vegetation, and the garden as a productive landscape. Kurten's style is compared with the projects of William Kent and Lancelot Capability Brown.

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“…The continuous development of digital technology enables the protection and management of rockeries to be refined. Currently, new technologies such as GIS, BIM, VR, 3D printing and IoT have appeared in the protection of historical garden cultural heritages [48][49][50][51]. Among them, BIM and GIS have advantages in managing 3D models, information storage, data sharing and data visualization.…”

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A quantitative analysis method on the scale, shape and quantity of rockeries in Chinese classical gardens - Taking Wanfang Anhe Rockery in the Old Summer Palace as an example

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Xiao

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Currently, the use of digital technology for the protection and research of cultural heritages has become a trend in this field. These rockeries in Chinese classical gardens have become an important cultural heritage type because of unique shape, ingenious skills and rich connotations. The research difficulty lies in how to objectively describe, quantitatively analyze and evaluate such rockeries in an accurate way. Based on relevant historical information and 3D digital technology, this paper puts forward a quantitative analysis method on the scale, shape and quantity of rockeries in Chinese classical gardens, aiming at exploring the objective description and quantitative analysis path of rockeries at different levels, and taking Wanfang Anhe Rockery in the Old Summer Palace as an example for objective and comprehensive quantitative analysis and verification. Such method is based on quantitative analysis and fine management, and is carried out from four levels, i.e. overall, regional, hierarchical and individual. The above method is used to quantitatively analyze and verify Wanfang Anhe Rockery, wherein the overall scale of such rockery is determined based on the viewing position and viewing line of sight, the regional data show that the precipice area (B) and the drop area (D) are the main areas for rockery construction, Area D is divided into two hierarchies through slices and elevations and Area B is divided into three hierarchies at the hierarchical level, as well as at the individual level, there are 336 rocks in total in this rockery and 275 rocks in Area B, and all the viewing range, overall rockery height, material characteristics and stacking mode have a strong impact on the scale of individual rocks. This method is feasible and effective for quantitative analysis of the scale, shape and quantity of rockeries, which can help understand the basic background of stone rockeries and enhance a refined understanding of stone rockery construction, thereby providing data for preventive protection and informatization management of stone rockeries. The 3D rockery model database based on the overall, regional, hierarchical and individual quantitative analysis and numbering method brings a good application prospect for preventive protection and informatization management of the rockery.

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Garden cultural heritage spatial functionalities: The case of anamorphosis abscondita at Vaux-le-Vicomte

Cited by 7 publications

References 8 publications

New Challenges for Historic Gardens’ Restoration: A Holistic Approach for the Royal Park of Moncalieri Castle (Turin Metropolitan Area, Italy)

New Challenges for Historic Gardens’ Restoration: A Holistic Approach for the Royal Park of Moncalieri Castle (Turin Metropolitan Area, Italy)

The interpretation of the English landscape garden between 1815 and 1840 through Xavier Kurten’s work in Piedmont (north-west Italy)

A quantitative analysis method on the scale, shape and quantity of rockeries in Chinese classical gardens - Taking Wanfang Anhe Rockery in the Old Summer Palace as an example

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