Ex-Monastero di Sant'Agostino - Università degli Studi di Bergamo

La ex-chiesa di S. Agostino a Bergamo - Sede Università degli Studi di Bergamo

Video-rendering di una delle cappelle acquisite con tecnologia 3D Laser Scanning

03 Visita Virtuale della ex chiesa di Sant’Agostino a Bergamo febbraio 2016 aula magna

S.Agostino - il paesaggio

Università di Bergamo - Sede ex convento S.Agostino: il paesaggio

02 Visita Virtuale della ex chiesa di Sant’Agostino a Bergamo agosto 2015 insolite vedute

S.Agostino - l'ambiente

Università di Bergamo - Sede ex convento S.Agostino: l'ambiente

01 Visita Virtuale della ex chiesa di Sant’Agostino a Bergamo luglio 2015 il cantiere

Molte Fedi Sotto Lo Stesso Cielo - Alessandro Barbero (18-10-2019)

Aula Magna Università degli Studi di Bergamo Ex Chiesa Sant'Agostino, 18 ottobre 2019

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Alessandro Barbero – Barbari. Immigrati, profughi, deportati nell’Impero romano

cantiere archeologico nell'ex chiesa di Sant'Agostino a Bergamo

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Visitare Bergamo. Video n.16

Martedì 17 Gennaio 2012 a.D.
Il leone alato è simbolo della repubblica veneziana che dominò Bergamo nel Rinascimento.
Questa porta risale al periodo di costruzione della cinta muraria (secolo XVI) e prende il nome dal vicino ex convento di Sant'Agostino, soppresso nel 1797, ma risalente alla fine del secolo XIII.
Quella nella seconda parte di questo video, se non sbaglio, è la piccola, ma elegante piazza Dante Alighieri in cui si trova il tribunale cittadino (lo si vede per pochi secondi all'inizio della seconda metà del videoclip).

Places to see in ( Bergamo - Italy ) Palazzo del Podesta

Places to see in ( Bergamo - Italy ) Palazzo del Podesta

The Palazzo del Podestà is a historic building in the city of Bergamo, is part of the network of the Museum of stories in Bergamo managed by the Bergamo Foundation in history. The building, for centuries called Hospitium potestatis , is located in Piazza Vecchia, former Piazza Nuova. The ancient staircase connects it to the great room of the Capriate of the Palazzo della Ragione ; the northernmost part of the façade opens onto Piazza Duomo in front of the Basilica of Sant'Alessandro . The palace includes the bell tower .

The history of the Palazzo del Podestà follows the history of Bergamo. Its position is divided between two squares: Piazza Vecchia, bureaucratic and administrative headquarters with the Palazzo della Ragione , and Piazza Duomo, the clerical seat with the church of San Vincenzo and Sant'Alessandro , the Congregation of Mercy Maggiore , makes it a significant part of the city.

It was built in the twelfth century by the Ghibelline faction family of Suardi, the notarial deeds named it as Palazzo ex Zentilino Suardo and used as a residential building. The bloody struggles between the faction or Guelph or Ghibelline town families, led the Suardi family to lose ownership of the palace that became the Hospitium potestatis , owned by the municipality and residence of the podestà up to the fourteenth century .

The building underwent a first fire in 1360 which required restoration. In a notarial deed of 1442, there was a change of ownership to the Avogadro brothers, who sold a part of it to the Congregation of Greater Mercy. After 1428 with the Venetian rule , it changed the appearance of the city and the destination of the different buildings. The building was enlarged, an entrance to the square was opened and the external staircase connected to the hall of the Capriate of the Palazzo della Ragione. and took the name of the palace of the Jurists , with this name the southern part of the civic tower is still identified .

In 2012, the historic interactive museum of the Venetian age was set up in the halls of the building, part of the Bergamo Foundation in non-profit history. Following a path that is divided into seven rooms, there is a historical period that since 1492 , the year of the discovery of America and its commercial development, leads to the knowledge of the Republic of Venice, its power and its trade.

In the interactive rooms we are transported in the Middle Ages, through a journey that leads from Venice to Bergamo, a visit that helps to interact in the sixteenth century, meeting the places and characters who made the history of Bergamo of those years. The city represented in the sixteenth century , accompanies the visitor to the construction of the Venetian walls and the destruction of churches and monasteries that were an obstacle to their construction, such as the church of Sant'Alessandro in Colonna and the monastery of Santo Stefano reaching up to Porta Sant ' Alexander , with the colors and sounds of the great fair that was outside the walls, and that came up to the walls.

( Bergamo - Italy ) is well know as a tourist destination because of the variety of places you can enjoy while you are visiting Bergamo . Through a series of videos we will try to show you recommended places to visit in Bergamo - Italy

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Research Project - La Ex-Chiesa e Monastero di Sant'Agostino - Virtual Landscape Tour

This is a virtual tour of the site 'La Ex-Chiesa e Monastero di Sant'Agostino' (The Ex-Church and Monastery of Saint Augustine).
This video shares the sensorial experiences of the current identity of this heritage building and also includes historic information, photos and archive material to give a better representation of the meaning of the place beyond what the eye can see today. This tour transports you to Bergamo in Northern Italy to a site which is now occupied by the University of Bergamo.

3D Image Reconstruction by action camera: the case study of the Sant'Agostino a Bergamo

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Esplorazione ex Ospedale Militare e Chiesa di San Francesco con il sindaco

Insieme al primo cittadino siamo andati a esplorare gli spazi abbandonati, illustrando passo passo i progetti per il recupero. Sogno una piazza coperta, ristoranti e spazi commerciali in centro città, il museo di Alessandria e aree polifunzionali per mostre ed eventi

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