Many architectural structures no longer exist or are difficult for people to visualize. 2D drawings and photos can’t communicate scale, shape, or presence. I needed a way to make architecture accessible and understandable.
I built a WebAR framework that allows users to place reconstructed buildings in their real environment using a mobile device — letting them explore architecture at real scale.
– Mobile-friendly WebAR placement system
– Real-size 3D architectural models
– Interactive movement and rotation
– No-app browser access
– Visual details that recreate the structure accurately
This allowed anyone to explore architecture directly in front of them as if it were physically there. It made lost or planned structures instantly understandable and accessible.
The result preserves the sculpture exactly as it is today. It can now be accessed anywhere, protected from physical decay, and integrated into immersive experiences for education and exhibition.
This approach preserved cultural heritage in a permanent, accessible form. Anyone can explore it digitally, regardless of time or location, making culture available to the world.
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