Taught by Adam Lowe and Carlos Bayod, the course Advanced Preservation Technology Studio inaugurated in Fall 2016 at Columbia University's Graduate School of Architecture, Planning and Preservation (GSAPP). The Studio is a project-based course focusing on advanced applications of technology for digital preservation.

The course provides students with an opportunity to carry out specific, international projects of different scales. Activities such as the digitization of artworks and where appropriate, the production of facsimiles aim to help students develop a methodology and a criteria for conducting digital conservation and consider the use of digital technology in a broader cultural, political and aesthetic context.

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2019 Palace and Church of San Giovanni di Malta, Venice
2018 Casa de Pilatos, Seville
2017 St. Mark´s Cathedral, Venice
2017 Fondazione Giorgio Cini, Venice
2017 Cenacolo Vinciano, Milano
2017 Powhatan´s mantle, Ashmolean Museum, Oxford
2017 Monet's Water Lilies, MoMA
2016 Panel by Simone Martini’s workshop, The Met
2016 Chapel of San Baudelio, Casilla de Berlanga
2016 San Baudelio´s frescoes at The Met Cloisters, New York
2016 Workshop at Factum Arte, Madrid