Experimentation of tools and methods for the organization of archival data in support of a ‘Dynamic Atlas’, useful for the knowledge an fruition of Rome.

The proposed study is included in the Research Project conducted by the Department of Architecture of the University of Roma Tre, in the context of an applied research aimed to propose initiatives to enhance the city of Rome. The aim is to experiment and develop, within a digital platform, the methodology for archiving and systematization of archival sources documenting historical consistency of important Roman factories, included in urban museum paths, in order to highlight their role of cultural and tourism attractors. The historical-critical description of these architectures, drawn up on an archival basis, represents a fundamental moment for the identification and transmission of immaterial, cultural, historical-artistic and anthropological values, of which the material history of architecture is an expression. The final result consists in the organization of a documentary repertoire, written in the form of a manual synthesis about the pre-modern constructive lexicon and referring to a geo-referenced cartography; the repository of cards, consistent in the nomenclature to the standard encodings used by the ICCD, composes the vectorized informative apparatus of the digital platform, functional to the story telling that completes the ICT layout of urban museum itineraries.