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Photogrammetric survey of the current state and study of the façade of the buildings 2 and 4 on Marqués de Casa Valdés Street forGoya Intercontinental.
Digitalization and creation of virtual replica through photogrammetric techniques of nine sculptures, belonging to the exposition Maestro Mateo of the Museo Nacional del Prado.
Previous study of the current state and it acts as a reliable document into the elaboration of the intervention project for its rebuilding. So, with the obtained photographs, it is possible to evaluate its state, look for cracks, create maps of pathologies, take measurements and calculate possible falls.
When the first stage of the rebuilding of the Monastery of Cornellana finished, the step is the second stage, still without programming but it will start with a project about mural archaeology, the consolidation of spaces and the archaeological style (Diario El Comercio, May 2016).
On the 17th July of 2016, Dogram started the documentation work of the façade of the building Uría 58, at the request of the architect Francisco Guisasola Montoto
The cave of Lumentxa is placed in the community of Lekeitio, and there is a principal panel with two bison, inside one of them, you can recognize vestiges of a head of a horse.
During September and October 2015, Dogram made the photogrammetric raising of the current state of the Cave of Askondo (Mañaria) for the Department of Culture and Euskera of the Floral Deputation of Bizkaia. It is about a prehistorical sanctuary of Clovis Point chronology (23.000 B.P).
