3D reconstruction of Palazzo Bovio
Architectural 3D reconstruction is now a central tool in the work of architects and design firms, especially when dealing with complex historic buildings. Having an accurate digital model allows for clear analysis, verification, and communication of design choices, reducing margins of error and decision-making times.
For Archangel Italy, we created the 3D reconstruction of Palazzo Bovio, a project that required historical accuracy, careful proportions, and constant dialogue with the architect in charge. The goal was not simply to produce images, but to build a solid digital foundation, useful throughout the design process.
What is the use of a 3D architectural reconstruction today?
In today’s context, 3D modeling of a historic building is no longer just a final representation tool. It’s an active part of the project.
An accurate 3D model allows you to evaluate volumes, spatial relationships, and compositional choices before any intervention on the building. It allows you to test solutions, compare alternatives, and communicate effectively with clients, institutions, and collaborators. Particularly in restoration and redevelopment projects, digital reconstruction becomes a common reference on which to align all decisions.
The Challenge
Advanced architectural visualization for buildings
Palazzo Bovio presents an architectural layering that requires attention to detail and overall coherence. The main challenge was translating the available documentation into a faithful three-dimensional model, while maintaining legibility and flexibility.
We worked closely with Archangel Italy to gradually adapt the model to the needs that emerged during the project. Each revision wasn’t just a simple aesthetic update, but a technical step useful for verifying proportions, alignments, and architectural solutions.
The Solution
3D reconstruction and AI: a faster and more responsive process
The integration of artificial intelligence into the production pipeline has made it possible to speed up various phases of the work, without compromising quality or human control over the final result.
AI was used as a support tool to optimize iteration times, manage variants, and refine details, making the process more responsive to the architect’s feedback. This approach allowed for maintaining high model quality while simultaneously reducing response times and improving collaboration during development.
It’s not about automating the project, but about building a more efficient workflow, capable of adapting to the real needs of the architectural process.
59 A service designed for architects and design studios
This type of digital reconstruction is designed to concretely support the work of:
- architectural studies
- restoration and redevelopment projects
- interventions on historic buildings
- technical and institutional presentations
The 3D model becomes a shared working tool, not just a visual output. It is designed to be understandable, editable, and useful at every stage of the project. The Palazzo Bovio project is a clear example of how a 3D architectural reconstruction can be effectively integrated into the design process. The model accompanied the project’s development, adapting to emerging needs over time and providing a reliable basis for making informed decisions.
This approach allows you to work with greater safety, reducing uncertainty and improving the overall quality of the project.
3D reconstruction as a design tool, not just a visual one
Today, high-quality architectural visualization is no longer optional. It’s an integral part of the project, especially when working on complex or historic buildings. A well-constructed 3D model allows you to design better, communicate better, and make corrections sooner, when doing so is still easy.
At Loto Studios, we develop 3D reconstructions designed for real-world use, tailor-made for architects’ work, and supported by state-of-the-art technology pipelines.
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