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Presence of the past: Digital narrative of the dennys lascelles concrete wool store; geelong, Australia

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posted on 2024-06-05, 02:43 authored by Md Mizanur RashidMd Mizanur Rashid, Chin Koi KhooChin Koi Khoo, S Kaljevic, Surabhi PancholiSurabhi Pancholi
Recreation of the past—of historical buildings—sits at the intersection of the spatio-temporal manifestation of cultural memories, socio-cultural meanings, values, and identity remolds, and refines the existing understanding and sense of place. Digital technologies have become a popular tool in recreation of the past by creating a new body of knowledge and historical discourse based on identifying the gaps within our written histories. Designers and policymakers around the world have been exploring various tools and technologies, such as diachronic modeling, yet there is a gap in evidence-based understanding regarding the actual functioning and success of applications for placemaking. This paper, therefore, sets out to scrutinize the role of digital technologies in facilitating digital placemaking. To do so, it investigates the potential of a new “digital heritage” narrative in the revival of the lost architectural narrative of the Dennys Lascelles wool store, Geelong. The proposed paper aims to investigate the potential of a new “digital heritage” narrative and storytelling as a means towards a digital placemaking framework. While exploring the new and unique capabilities provided by the digital narrative in capturing, simulating, and disseminating lost heritage, it will further imbue a sense of place by connecting the everyday city dweller.

History

Journal

Remote Sensing

Volume

13

Article number

ARTN 1395

Pagination

1 - 17

Location

Basel, Switzerland

Open access

  • Yes

eISSN

2072-4292

Language

English

Publication classification

C1 Refereed article in a scholarly journal

Issue

7

Publisher

MDPI