Emilio Delgado-Martos

Francisco de Vitoria University | UFV · Arquitectura

Artificial Intelligence (AI) has emerged as a revolutionary discipline that redefines the way we interact with technology and addresses several complex challenges in contemporary society. The ability of machines to learn from data, adapt to new situations and perform specific tasks without human intervention, has led to significant advances in a wi...

Computer vision has advanced much in recent years. Several tasks, such as image recognition, classification, or image restoration, are regularly solved with applications using artificial intelligence techniques. Image restoration comprises different use cases such as style transferring, improvement of quality resolution, or completing missing parts...

New advances in the field of artificial intelligence propose to rethink methodologies in many areas of knowledge. In the field of Architectural Heritage studies, the virtual reconstruction of historical buildings in ruins has maintained the same analysis methodology for centuries. New technologies have been adding tools to the reconstruction proces...

Image reconstruction has received much attention and has advanced in recent years with the rise of deep learning. Deep neural models have been able to perform image-to-image translation by transferring pictorial styles, coloring old photographs or filling in missing parts. This last technique is known as image inpainting and enables restoration of...

En pleno siglo XXI, el espacio litúrgico cristiano se halla inmerso en un nuevo proceso de inculturación. Las sugerencias postconciliares no han producido un cambio significativo en las propuestas arquitectónicas, si bien algunas iniciativas artísticas, como la obra de Rupnik, han desencadenado una reflexión profunda sobre el sentido estético y teo...

Las obras maestras, como es el caso de Las ciudades invisibles (1972) de Italo Calvino, son inagotables. Los relatos de los viajes que Marco Polo describe a Kublai Kan sirven de desencadenante para iniciar un fértil diálogo entre la arquitectura, la literatura y la filosofía. Nada puede ser más actual que hablar de aquello que habla de lo intempora...