Digital reconstruction of Piazza delle Erbe in Verona at XIVth century

Digital visualization as representation of a past no longer extant is a communicative necessity of which virtual reconstructions become means and experience of an otherwise intangible time. The case study is presented as an expression of a methodology that aims to combine informative aspects and scientific accuracy. This methodology aims to be a possible answer to the multidisciplinary approach which characterizes the investigation of the Architectural Heritage of the past where the reconstructions, if scientifically substantiated, they become transparent document transmittable content.