Wafaei Baneh, K; Wafaei Baneh, B; Osman, A; Mostafapour, O and Bradosty, Z R (2023) Regeneration and documentation of historic geometric islamic patterns via HBIM: A case study of Choli minaret, Kurdistan region. International Journal of Building Pathology and Adaptation, 41(2), pp. 347-363. ISSN 23984708
Abstract
Purpose: Due to the weaknesses of the traditional methods and advances in science, using currently new technologies such as building information modeling (BIM) for the restoration and revival of historical monuments is considered a novel solution. This study addresses how computer science in BIM can contribute significantly to the restoration and improvement of the cultural heritage. Design/methodology/approach: This study addresses how computer science in BIM can contribute significantly to the restoration and improvement of the cultural heritage. Findings: Also, it assesses through this application, the capabilities of current software in developing, with the use of photogrammetry, an accurate geometrical model for the minaret with its elements linked to databases carrying information related to the minaret texture, historical identity and decoration. Finally, it shows the importance of this model to support experts in cases of future restoration and conservation to the minaret. Originality/value: The research describes the process of regenerating and documenting the motifs of the historical Choli minaret in Erbil. It explains the steps followed for full application of the historical buildings information modeling (HBIM) to this minaret.
| Item Type: | Article |
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| Uncontrolled Keywords: | building information modeling; documentation; historical buildings; historical buildings information modeling; minaret; photogrammetry |
| Index terms: | database, information modelling, monument, case study, new technology, building information modelling, conservation, identity, documentation, science, historical building, restoration, methodology |
| Subjects: | innovation and technology management, environmental policy, specialized education, data collection methods, construction type, information systems, sociology, data management, professional development, digital design, research methods, architectural elements, renovation and retrofit |
| Topics: | Education, Digital Applications, Design Practice, Sustainability, Construction Technology, Engineering Principles, Information Management, Research Practice |
| Descriptive scope: | 4 PCTE |
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