09:00 Welcome (tea and coffee)
09:30 Introduction
09:40 Keynote: Norbert Nussbaum, Thomas Bauer and Jörg Lauterbach – Benedikt Ried’s Deconstructive Vaults in Prague Castle – Design, Construction and Meaning
10:30 Tea and coffee break
Digital processes 1
10:50 Enrique Rabasa-Díaz, Ana López-Mozo, Miguel Ángel Alonso-Rodríguez and Rafael Martín-Talaverano – Technical knowledge transfer in European Late Gothic: multi-star vaults
11:10 Marco Carpiceci and Fabio Colonnese – Medieval vaults for Renaissance architecture. Modelling the vaults on sheet 10 of Leonardo da Vinci’s Code B
11:30 Danilo Di Mascio – Morphological and geometric complexities of built heritage
11:50 Nick Webb – Wells cathedral choir aisle vaults: digital documentation and analysis
12:10 Questions
12:20 Keynote: Santiago Huerta – Cracks and distortions in masonry arches and vaults
13:10 Lunch break
New questions in 14th-century vaulting
14:00 Alex Buchanan – Wells cathedral choir aisle vaults: issues of interpretion
14:20 Andrew Budge – Design changes: the macro- and micro-architectural vaults of fourteenth-century collegiate churches
14:40 Sophie Dentzer-Niklasson – From Two to Three Dimensions: Drawings and Design Processes in Medieval Vaulting
15:00 Questions
15:10 Tea and coffee break
Digital processes 2
15:30 Rosana Guerra and Paula Fuentes – The construction of the vaults of Mallorca cathedral
15:50 Weiyi Pei and Lui Tam – Comparison of Digital Documentation Methodologies of Neo-gothic Vaulting System: A Case Study of Dominican Church, Ghent, Belgium
16:10 Balázs Szőke, Balázs Szakonyi and Gergely Buzás – Role of the “Horizontal ribs” in late gothic vault constructions in Hungary.
16:30 Questions
16:40 Keynote: Benjamin Ibarra-Sevilla – Mixtec Stonecutting Artistry; Documentation and Visualization of Late Gothic Ribbed Vaults in Southern Mexico