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The [[King's Visualisation Lab]] team | The [[King's Visualisation Lab]] team (formerly a unit at King's College London) created a series of 3D reconstructions based on previously known scholarly studies of the '''Theatre of Pompey''' in Rome. The nineteenth-century architect, Luigi Canina, created a series of hypothetical plans and artistic impressions based on his own investigation of the theatre structure. | ||
The team | The team created an accurate 3D reconstruction based on Canina's plans and also generated a detailed, real-time navigable version of the model. | ||
Much, but not all, of the KVL team's work is still archived at the [[Department of Digital Humanities]] at King's, although the Lab was closed down in 2015. | |||
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Summary
The King's Visualisation Lab team (formerly a unit at King's College London) created a series of 3D reconstructions based on previously known scholarly studies of the Theatre of Pompey in Rome. The nineteenth-century architect, Luigi Canina, created a series of hypothetical plans and artistic impressions based on his own investigation of the theatre structure.
The team created an accurate 3D reconstruction based on Canina's plans and also generated a detailed, real-time navigable version of the model.
Much, but not all, of the KVL team's work is still archived at the Department of Digital Humanities at King's, although the Lab was closed down in 2015.