The deconstruction and reorganization of data allows the identification of clusters of elements provided from the different projects, creating in this way an integration mesh that is effective both in terms of efficiency \citep{Sergey_Lawrence_1998} and in terms of effective application in a fragmented framework like those of constructions. Clusters are defined a priori according to the rules defined in the platform. These rules are different for each element type so as to allows the direct application of automated analysis on the archived data. During the querying activities that can be performed on the platform, this cluster structure provides an efficient starting point for the research augmenting the performance of the system (e.g. reducing the query time). Following the same principle, the proposed architecture can be extended creating several National Digital Collaboration Platform which data are collected in an inclusive platform at European level (Figure \ref{780346}).