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Arkikus - Santa Catalina
App for the Virtual Reconstruction of the Santa Catalina de Badaia Monastery
What's Arkikus - Santa Catalina APK?
Arkikus - Santa Catalina is a app for Android, It's developed by ARKIKUS author.
First released on google play in 5 years ago and latest version released in 2 years ago.
This app has 2.5K download times on Google play and rated as 4.92 stars with 26 rated times.
This product is an app in Travel & Local category. More infomartion of Arkikus - Santa Catalina on google play
“ARKIKUS - Santa Catalina de Badaia Monastery: a virtual reconstruction” is a mobile application aimed at public use and created by Arkikus under the support of the Iruña de Oca Town Council.
The virtual reconstruction included in this app aims to show the architectural evolution of the Santa Catalina de Badaia monastery (Basque Country, Spain) over history, with the main focus on 14th and 16th centuries AD.
All the digital contents included in the application have been developed based on the archaeological and written documentation currently available for the site. If information was not available for certain objects, period specific architecture and ornaments from neighbouring regions were used as a guide in efforts to maintain historical accuracy. These reconstructions provide an interpretation of the site based on the guidelines of the project’s advisory panel’s. It is anticipated that new investigations by future studies may further refine these interpretations.
Acknowledgements: Asociación de Amigos del Jardín Botánico de Santa Catalina, Binary Soul, ttak! Drone Works, Isuuru Architects, Daniel Luengas, Idoia Filloy, Paquita Sáenz de Urturi, Vanesa García, Egoitz Alfaro, Juantxo Donés, Iñigo Echezarreta, Nagore González and Sheldon Romashenko.
The virtual reconstruction included in this app aims to show the architectural evolution of the Santa Catalina de Badaia monastery (Basque Country, Spain) over history, with the main focus on 14th and 16th centuries AD.
All the digital contents included in the application have been developed based on the archaeological and written documentation currently available for the site. If information was not available for certain objects, period specific architecture and ornaments from neighbouring regions were used as a guide in efforts to maintain historical accuracy. These reconstructions provide an interpretation of the site based on the guidelines of the project’s advisory panel’s. It is anticipated that new investigations by future studies may further refine these interpretations.
Acknowledgements: Asociación de Amigos del Jardín Botánico de Santa Catalina, Binary Soul, ttak! Drone Works, Isuuru Architects, Daniel Luengas, Idoia Filloy, Paquita Sáenz de Urturi, Vanesa García, Egoitz Alfaro, Juantxo Donés, Iñigo Echezarreta, Nagore González and Sheldon Romashenko.
