The scenario will be centered around the city of Amsterdam, making use of already existing data for 3D reconstructions of the Amsterdam Vaalkenbourg quarter from the 17th to the 19th century. The 4D Research Lab of the University of Amsterdam, as member of project partner Time Machine Organisation (TMO), will demonstrate the reuse of 3D models, originally created as part of an extensive research project, to be transferred into an educational setting. Around 200 buildings of the historic borough Vaalkenbourg will be rendered and modelled to depict this part of Amsterdam at three different moments in time in an online VR visualization, to educate students, citizens and tourists on site and in remote locations how the area evolved, and the cityscape transformed over time.
We’re thrilled to invite you to join the 5Dculture project panel "Heritage Reloaded: Innovative Reuse of 3D Cultural Content" at the upcoming CHNT Conference in Vienna, where we'll explore how 3D digital cultural heritage content is being reimagined and reused across Europe.The 5...
The 5Dculture project, represented by IN2, EFHA and ARCTUR, was proud to participate in the European Heritage Hub Forum, which took place in Bucharest on October 7, 2024. This prestigious event, organised as part of the European Cultural Heritage Summit 2024, brings together cult...
The 17th ECTN conference with main theme 'European Collaboration for Smart and Sustainable Cultural Tourism Destinations' will discuss the latest trends in the field of culture, heritage, smart and sustainable tourism; including innovation, ​accessibility (for the first time) and...