MONUMENT CONSTRUCTION SITE 2.0 – HOW CAN ANALOGUE AND DIGITAL REALITIES INTERTWINE?

Understanding the built heritage, imparting that knowledge and planning on the basis of sound expertise – collaboration between historical building research and planners is a tried and tested approach. And it is currently being reinvented: what used to be recorded with a pencil on paper can now be digitally captured. From the building site to the cloud – what added value does digitalisation bring, and is it really always worthwhile?

The VDL provides information: What support does the VDL offer for quality assurance in digital building surveys? How can architectural-historical findings be recorded and communicated quickly, efficiently and accurately whilst construction work is ongoing? What will digital collaboration look like in the future?

The Federal Chamber of Architects is our guest and will present: Guidelines on Digitalisation and Building Renovation – the future is digital

Insights from the field: What added value does historical building research offer for planning and construction operations from the perspective of experienced experts in architecture and structural engineering? And does it really always have to be digital?

Programme:

15:15 Welcome and introduction

Dr Andrea Pufke, State Conservator of the Rhineland (LVR-ADR), VDL

15:20 Building in the existing built environment – the future is digital

Eva Holdenried (Federal Chamber of Architects)

3.35 pm Transition to brief statements from the working group

Dr Andrea Pufke

3.40 pm Digital as-built plans in heritage conservation – guidance from specialist authorities as a resource

Dr.-Ing. Christiane Brasse M.Sc. (LD Ba-Wü), VDL Working Group on Historical Building Research

15:50 Digital rapid surveying with tablets, LiDAR scanners and more – state-of-the-art data collection and knowledge sharing

Anna Graff M.Sc. (LVR-ADR), VDL Working Group on Historical Building Research

16:00 From manual measurement to the digital twin – what does the future hold?

Jutta Hundhausen (GDKE LD RLP), VDL Working Group on Historical Building Research

4.10 pm Engaging with historical building research – highlights from the building site

Marc Sattel, Architect (AltBauPlan, Maxdorf)

Johann Müller, Consulting Civil Engineer (Office for Applied Heritage Conservation, Stettfeld)

4.20 pm Panel discussion

Moderator: Dr Pufke