DDP Ruin Exhibition Hall Cultural Heritage Ruins 3D Scan

JANGSUNG HDS A 3D scanning project to precisely record the current state of the existing remains and surrounding space prior to the remodeling of the Dongdaemun Design Plaza (DDP) Remains Exhibition Hallwas performed.

The main purpose of this project, before the remodeling work, is to Accurately record the actual shape and location of cultural heritage remains, surrounding rocks, and spatial information as 3D data.was to establish basic data that can be utilized for future preservation and design.

Non-contact 3D scanning of the remains measuring approximately 50m × 20m

The target remains are located on the second basement level of the DDP Salimteo, and approximately 50m wide by 20m longextends across the space of.

Since the remains were already in a fully preserved state, it was difficult for workers to directly enter the interior or install equipment. Accordingly, JANGSUNG HDS Perform 3D scanning on the outskirts of Yugu and register the point clouds acquired from multiple locations into a single coordinate system.Thus, the 3D shapes of the entire ruins were constructed.

Even in the case of cultural heritage or conservation targets that are difficult to access directly, utilizing this non-contact 3D scanning method allows for the precise recording of their actual shapes and positional information while minimizing physical impact on the objects.

Precision 3D recording of not only the remains but also the surrounding rocks

In this project, we didn't just scan the remains themselves 3D scan of the ruins along with the surrounding rocks and spaceDone.

by recording the relative positions of the ruins and surrounding structures in the same coordinate system, which is difficult to grasp with simple photographs or two-dimensional drawings alone Verify distance, height, shape, and spatial arrangement relationships as 3D data.It was made possible.

The established 3D scan data can be used for the following purposes.

• Recording of the current condition and actual shape of cultural heritage remains
• Point Cloud-based precise 3D as-built data generation
• Check the locations and spatial relationships of the remains and surrounding structures
• Basic data for remodeling and design review
• Digital records for future preservation and restoration work
• Comparison of deformation and changes through future re-scanning

Preserving the current state of cultural heritage as digital data prior to remodeling

When remodeling or conducting construction work in a space where cultural heritage is located, The process of accurately recording the pre-construction condition is important.Do.

3D scanning can preserve cultural heritage and its surrounding space at a specific point in time as three-dimensional data with actual size and location information. If the same subject is scanned again in the future, it can also be used as data to analyze changes in shape or location by comparing it with existing data.

Through this DDP remains exhibition hall project, JANGSUNG HDS Precisely 3D scanning large-scale cultural heritage remains with restricted access and their surrounding spaces in a non-contact manner and building them into point cloud dataDone.

Cultural properties, ruins, remains, historical buildings, and others 3D scanning, precise surveying, digital documentation, point cloud generation, and displacement and deformation analysisPlease contact JANGSUNG HDS if this is needed.