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This paper presents an integrated approach between digital documentation workflows and historical research in order to document\udlog houses, outstanding example of vernacular architecture in Quebec, focusing on their geometrical-dimensional as well as on the\udintangible elements associated with these historical structures.  \udThe 18 log houses selected in the Laurentians represent the material culture of how settlers adapted to the harsh Quebec environment\udat the end of the nineteenth century.  \udThe essay describes some results coming by professor Mariana Esponda in 2015 (Carleton University) and the digital documentation\udwas carried out through the grant <i>New Paradigm/New Tools for Architectural Heritage in Canada</i>, supported by <i>SSHRC Training\udProgram</i>) (May-August 2016).  \udThe workflow of the research started with the digital documentation, accomplished with laser scanning techniques, followed by onsite\udobservations, and archival researches. This led to the creation of an 'abacus', a first step into the development of a territorialhistorical\uddatabase of the log houses, potentially updatable by other researchers. Another important part of the documentation of\udthese buildings has been the development of Historic Building Information Models fundamental to analyze the geometry of the logs\udand to understand how these constructions were built. The realization of HBIMs was a first step into the modeling of irregular shapes\udsuch as those of the logs – different Level of Detail were adopted in order to show how the models can be used for different\udpurposes. In the future, they can potentially be used for the creation of a virtual tour app for the story telling of these buildings

isprs annals of the photogrammetry, remote sensing and spatial information sciences

LOG HOUSES IN LES LAURENTIDES. FROM ORAL TRADITION TO AN INTEGRATED DIGITAL DOCUMENTATION BASED ON THE RE-DISCOVERY OF THE TRADITIONAL CONSTRUCTIVE-GEOGRAPHICAL ‘REPERTOIRES’ THROUGH DIGITAL BIM DATA ARCHIVE