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3D Virtualization of a Lariosaurus Fossil from Cehegín.

Have you ever wondered what a Lariosaurus from the Triassic period looked like? Today we’ll tell you all about the exciting plan for 3D virtualization and reconstruction of the Lariosaurus fossil found in Cehegín, Murcia. This project combines the most advanced techniques for virtualizing paleontological heritage, using photogrammetry and 3D printing. Keep reading and discover how this fascinating marine reptile “comes to life”.

Fósil_lariosaurio_triásico_en_ámbar_inspirado_en_Jurassic_Park — Reconstruction of the head of a Triassic Lariosaurus in amber, inspired by Jurassic Park.

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Modelo 3D del fósil de lariosaurio de Cehegín iluminado con luz misteriosa

The discovery of the Lariosaurus fossil in Cehegín

The exceptional discovery of this fossil took place on the historic wall of the town of Cehegín, in the Murcia region, a picturesque town near Caravaca de la Cruz that boasts an impressive geological and paleontological richness. It is an enigmatic sauropterygian specimen over 40 cm long, found in two fragments of carbonate dolomitic rock from the Muschelkalk formation (Berrocal-Casero et al., 2023). These fossilized remains are invaluable witnesses to the fascinating and rich paleontological history that the region of Murcia treasures.

Réplica 3D en color del fósil de lariosaurio descubierto en Cehegín, Murcia, España

Réplica 3D en yeso blanco del fósil de lariosaurio descubierto en Cehegín, Murcia, España

Musealization and dissemination

The director of the Archaeological Museum of Cehegín, Francisco Manuel Peñalver Aroca, has consistently shown a strong commitment to the valorization of the paleontological heritage of the locality. Just over a decade ago, two new rooms dedicated to paleontology were opened, housing hundreds of pieces among which the fossil on which our intervention is based occupies a privileged place. At the same time, cycles of conferences on the historical, geological, and paleontological heritage have been developed, such as the one that Dr. Melani Berocal Casero will give next Friday, May 5, 2023, in relation to the recent study published in the journal Lethaia.

The digitalization process through photogrammetry.

The first phase of the Cehegín lariosaurio fossil virtualization project began with the application of photogrammetric documentation method. This technique involves taking a series of photographs from different angles and heights, which are then processed through specialized software to generate a high-resolution 3D model of the object. The creation of the three-dimensional model of the fossil enables a detailed analysis to plan the virtual reconstruction based on the research conducted by experts in the field.

3D Printing and Tactile Exhibition

Once the virtual reconstruction was completed, a series of specific cleaning and optimization processes were carried out to virtually display the piece and materialize the 3D model through FDM (Fused Deposition Modeling) printing technology using biodegradable PLA filament material. The three-dimensional object was divided into 6 detachable pieces, joined by 20 bolts to reduce printing time and transport volume, and then each fragment was configured with specific software for lamination to obtain a faithful and detailed replica of the Cehegín lariosaur fossil. This will serve as a mold to obtain new reproductions that will allow, among other purposes:

Restore a copy of the fossilized remains to their original location: the medieval wall, favoring their integration into geological-monumental routes.
Promote accessibility to this museum piece through a tiflológica exhibition of an exact replica, adapted to be appreciated and manipulated by visually impaired people, children, and curious visitors.

The final result is a set of pieces of great didactic and scientific value, one of which will be exhibited on the wall and the other next to the original in the paleontology room of Museo Arqueológico de Cehegín.

Virtual Reconstruction of the Lariosaurus

The next phase of the project takes the photogrammetric model as a reference to approach a reconstruction of the specimen in relation to the imprint of its bone structure. As virtual heritage specialists, we are faced with the challenge of hypothesizing, based on scientific data, about the original appearance of the Lariosaurus. To achieve this, we study the anatomy and morphology of other similar marine reptiles, taking scientific studies as a reference, and use this information to complete the missing or damaged parts of the fossil. This is the process we are developing to approach the virtual recreation of the Lariosaurus as it would have been in life millions of years ago.

We will soon present the results of our work. Subscribe to our newsletter and don’t miss the opportunity to learn more about this fascinating marine reptile that inhabited our planet millions of years ago!

3D Technology for Heritage Communication

The project of virtualization and reconstruction of the Triassic period Lariosaur fossil from Cehegín is a perfect example of how new technologies are transforming the study and dissemination of paleontological heritage. Thanks to photogrammetry, virtual reconstruction, and 3D printing, experts can analyze, preserve, and share fossils and other paleontological remains in a more efficient and accessible way. It also demonstrates the importance of scientific dissemination and the need to bring heritage closer to all types of audiences. The tiflographic exhibition, in particular, allows people with visual disabilities to enjoy and learn from this valuable testimony of the natural history of our region.

This is just the beginning of what the application of new technologies to the study and enhancement of heritage resources holds for us. Its inexorable progress will lead us to discover new forms of exploitation, hitherto unimaginable, with which we can share more aspects of our prehistoric past and enrich our knowledge about life on Earth millions of years ago.

References

Berrocal-Casero, M., Pérez-Valera, J. A., Reolid, M., De Gea, G., Espín De Gea, A., Peñalver Aroca, F. M., & Pérez-Valera, F. (2023). An articulated sauropterygian marine reptile from the Middle Triassic of the South-Iberian Palaeomargin, Betic Cordillera, Southeastern Spain. Lethaia, 56(1), 1-14. https://doi.org/10.18261/let.56.1.4

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Kinematics and Renders for Brand Promotion in 2023

Thanks to the magic of 3D, the shield of the Christian Faction of Caravaca comes to life in high-quality kinematics and renders in the style of the “openings” that set trends in the audiovisual world. The details of the coat of arms are displayed with precision and realism, allowing viewers to appreciate the richness of its colors and textures. The result is a visually stunning experience that is revolutionizing the way we see and share these historical symbols on social networks. Get ready to immerse yourself in a world of colors, textures, and amazing movements!

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Tribute to Caravaca during Festivities 2023

Over the next few days, during the May calends, the internationally renowned festivities in honor of its patroness, the Cross of Caravaca, take place in Caravaca de la Cruz. The connection of our company with the city and of the writer with the Christian Faction of the town form the foundation of this simple and altruistic tribute.

Isotype of the Christian Faction of Caravaca de la Cruz, featuring the coat of arms with Castles and Lions of Ferdinand III the Saint and the Cross of Caravaca at the center

Moors and Christians: The Foundation of Inspiration

The Moors and Christians Festivals are celebrations that constitute a fundamental part of the tradition and folklore in various regions of Spain. One of the most recognized and emblematic is the one held in Caravaca de la Cruz.

The Moors and Christians Festivals have their roots in the commemoration of historical episodes related to the Reconquista, a period in which Christian forces fought to reclaim the Iberian Peninsula from Muslim rule. Over the centuries, these festivities have become events full of color, music, and passion, in which participants pay tribute to their ancestors and keep the memory of their legacy alive.

During the celebrations, attendees gather in troupes and groups that parade through the streets dressed in costumes inspired by the medieval era, representing both Moorish and Christian factions. Through theatrical performances and reenactments of battles, the festivities evoke the spirit of struggle and coexistence that characterized those times. In the particular case of the Caravaca de la Cruz Festivities, in addition to reliving the clashes between Moors and Christians, the revered relic of the Cross of Caravaca, a religious symbol of great importance to the inhabitants of the region, is also celebrated.

In this way, the Moors and Christians Festivals represent a link between the past and the present, in which history and tradition intertwine to give life to a unique spectacle that honors the cultural legacy and the roots of the communities that celebrate them.

Shield of the Christian Faction of Caravaca de la Cruz: A symbol rich in history

The Shield of the Christian Faction of Caravaca de la Cruz is an emblem representing one of the main factions participating in the festivities. This shield carries a legacy full of history and symbolism that has been kept alive over the years thanks to the passion of those who proudly bear it. It is a “heraldic” shield that, as an isotype, serves as the emblem and identifying mark of the Christian Faction of Caravaca de la Cruz, a federation of recreational associations and intended reenactment criteria that since 1959 has brought together and interpreted the role of some of the main military orders and medieval militia groups during the historical festivities of the town, actively participating in the parades and processions of the Most Holy and True Cross of Caravaca, as well as in theatrical skirmishes and mock battles that, with a romantic spirit, commemorate the medieval feats that inhabit the collective imagination and intertwine the rituals of the May Festivities in Caravaca de la Cruz.

The heraldic elements correspond to the arms of King Ferdinand III “the Saint,” to whom tradition and the literature of false chronicles, but not history, attribute special relevance in his confrontation with Zeyt Abuzeyt and the appearance of the Cross. The faction adopts his colors and adds the Cross.

Practical Applications of Digital Technology in Events and Advertising

The selfless creation of these renders and kinematics is a way to share and celebrate the history and spirit of the Caravaca de la Cruz festivities. By doing so, interest in medieval-origin traditions is fostered, and the memory of these events, which are part of Spain’s cultural heritage, is kept alive.

The creation of content for product exploitation opens up a world of possibilities in the visual realm. Kinematics and renders of medieval reenactment shields have proven to be a valuable and versatile tool in the field of visual marketing. Their ability to capture the essence of history and culture, and present it in a striking and appealing manner, opens up a world of possibilities for their use in various contexts. There is no doubt that these amazing works will continue to fascinate and delight those who discover them on social networks and beyond.

Shield of Castles and Lions of Ferdinand III the Saint with the Cross of Caravaca at the center, representing the Christian faction in the Festivities of the Cross of Caravaca.

Advertising and Posters

Medieval shield renders and kinematics can also be used in advertising campaigns and the creation of promotional posters. Their striking appearance and detail capture the attention of passersby, generating greater impact and brand or event recall being promoted.

Wallpapers during presentations

In presentations, conferences, or talks, renders can be used as wallpapers for slides. This adds a touch of originality and visual art that keeps the audience interested and connected to the topic being discussed.

Presentations and Large-scale Events

At events such as award ceremonies, congresses, or exhibitions, kinematics and renders can be used as wallpapers or projected onto giant screens. This helps create a unique and immersive atmosphere that transports attendees to the context desired by the show’s director, enhancing the experience and enjoyment of these acts.

Creation of Artifacts and Reproduction of Historical Pieces

Beyond the virtual spectrum, 3D printing opens a door to the reproduction of historical pieces, generating greater visual impact and enriching the audience’s experience. The precision and realism of these creations make it possible for attendees to enjoy an unforgettable spectacle.

ArchVIZ

New Square of Puerta del Sol in Madrid: A…

Cities are constantly changing, and Madrid is no exception. Recently, we had the privilege of collaborating with the production company MBC Audiovisuales to bring to life the new square of Puerta del Sol in Madrid on the program “Desmontando Madrid“.

TeleMadrid is betting on 3D

Nueva Plaza de la Puerta del Sol de Madrid

Works in the Heart of the Capital of Spain

Puerta del Sol has been the pulsating heart of Madrid since the 17th century. Today, with its transformation nearing completion, we can already showcase architectural previews of this public project that, through a series of virtual integrations, allow glimpses into the future appearance of this iconic meeting point. This offers a striking comparison between its current state and its imminent configuration.

The Working Process: ArchVIZ and Virtual Integration

The creation of high-quality content showcasing the outcome of construction or urban and architectural renovation works, from the planning stage even before the commencement of the actual construction, requires extensive knowledge and a meticulous process that adds value to our services, at least until artificial intelligence is capable of creating stable and replicable images, videos, and scenes that consistently follow logical conceptual frameworks.

Our work in the program dedicated to “El Madrid del Futuro,” which featured several scenes showcasing the new square of Puerta del Sol in Madrid, involved creating virtual integrations for the dissemination of architectural visuals. Virtual integration allows us to incorporate our 3D model into a real photograph or video, creating an accurate and compelling presentation of the completed project. This process includes camera matching and camera tracking to precisely align our 3D model with the original image.

Next, we create detailed and realistic 3D models of the architectural elements based on references, utilizing techniques such as modeling, texturing, and lighting adjustments. These models are then combined with the virtual environment to obtain a comprehensive and detailed representation of how the renovated square will blend with the existing urban surroundings.

Collectively, our approach to virtual integration and architectural visualization provides a realistic vision of what the new square Puerta del Sol will look like after the completion of the public works, allowing us to anticipate its impact on the urban environment of Madrid.

The Future of Puerta del Sol: Pedestrianization and Modernity

The reform of the Puerta del Sol square marks a milestone in the evolution of Madrid. Following a trend that began in the late 19th century, the square will be transformed into a completely pedestrian space, prioritizing people over motorized vehicles and including a “bike lane”.

Our visualization details the most significant changes of an open square with an artificial appearance and devoid of natural shadows. The new pavement of the square is composed of large granite slabs, among which a series of metal embellishments are radially arranged on the elliptical side, resembling rays of sunlight. A sequence of benches is also arranged in the same pattern on the northern side. The famous equestrian statue of Carlos III will leave its privileged location in the center of the urban space and be relocated to one side of the square, decentralized within an elliptical fountain. The main lighting of the fountain is arranged in a manner that evokes the flag of the Autonomous Community of Madrid.

The symbiosis between glass and metal is one of the most striking features of the new urban furniture. The controversial “whale” that provides access to the train and metro interchange will be replaced by an oval-shaped structure that is completely glazed. There is a significant debate surrounding this structure, and as of today, it is not clear whether it will actually be executed.

The traditional kiosks and lottery stands will be completely replaced by more modern, centralized, and open structures, which have already been installed at both ends of the longitudinal axis of the square. The elevators also use the same materials with a modernist aesthetic and a touch of futuristic minimalism.

The statue of Venus or Diana, popularly known as “Mariblanca” will also be relocated, along with the famous sculpture of the Bear and the Strawberry Tree (a speaking figure in the heraldry of the city of Madrid). Both statues will be slightly moved from their current locations to be situated at both ends of the square, marking the beginning and the end of the series of benches that provide resting spots for pedestrians.

The famous plaque that marked the Kilometer 0 of the radial roads of Spain will also undergo a change in its appearance, replacing the traditional and discreet square tile of the past with a compass rose. The new design features metallic embellishments radiating outwards and includes indications along its border pointing to the directions of some of the main Spanish cities.

Digital Technologies: A World of Possibilities at Your Fingertips

Thanks to the virtual integration of architectural visuals, we have been able to bring the new square of Puerta del Sol in Madrid to life. This project has allowed us to showcase how public works can transform an urban space and how technology and our products can serve as a bridge between the present and the future.

We hope that this content about the future Puerta del Sol in Madrid has given you an idea of the possibilities offered by virtual integration in the field of architecture and urban planning. If you have a project, we will be delighted to bring it to life, helping architects, engineers, and other project stakeholders gain a clearer and more accurate understanding of the results once the construction is completed. Moreover, this allows citizens to understand the upcoming changes and improvements, creating a positive anticipation around the project.

Digital Heritage

3D Virtual Integration of the Pavement and Fountain of…

Have you ever wondered about the morphology of one of the most well-known spaces in the Real Alcázar de Sevilla? Today, we invite you on a fascinating journey through history, with the reconstruction and virtual integration of the past state of the Patio de las Doncellas. This project, carried out for MBC Audiovisuales, is part of the episode dedicated to the palatial residences in the program “Desmontando Andalucía” on Canal Sur.

A 3D journey to the past of the Real Alcázar de Sevilla

The Patio de las Doncellas: An Andalusian Architectural Gem

Brief History of the Real Alcázar of Seville

The Real Alcázar of Seville is a complex of palaces built over several centuries by different monarchs, from the Islamic period to the Christian era. This site is known for its architectural beauty and the richness of its details, showcasing the influence of diverse cultures and styles. It was designated as a UNESCO World Heritage site in 1987.

The Patio de las Doncellas (Courtyard of the Maidens) and its Fame

The Patio de las Doncellas (Courtyard of the Maidens) is one of the most emblematic parts of the Royal Alcazar. This courtyard was built during the reign of King Pedro I of Castile in the 14th century and is an exceptional example of Mudéjar style. The name “Patio de las Doncellas” comes from a legend that tells that every year, noble Muslim families had to offer a maiden as tribute to the court.

From 3D Reconstruction to Virtual Integration

The process of 3D reconstruction of the Patio de las Doncellas has posed a technical and artistic challenge. As experts in digital heritage, our goal was to recreate the appearance of this space with the highest possible accuracy, when it was paved with marble slabs and a fountain stood in its center. To achieve this, we relied on available historical and archaeological research, as well as old photographs and engravings. Various techniques were employed, including camera matching, tracking, modeling, texturing, and 3D animation.

Integración Virtual en 3D del Pavimento y la Fuente del Patio de las Doncellas

The Impact on the Public and Heritage Preservation

The 3D virtual integration of the pavement and fountain of the Patio de las Doncellas allows us to immerse ourselves in the recent past of this historical and monumental complex and appreciate the beauty of this architectural masterpiece from a different perspective. This project is yet another testament to the public’s interest in educational content, showcasing a strong social commitment to the preservation of our heritage. It serves as a fascinating tool for education and historical dissemination, contributing to the conservation and dissemination of the historical heritage of the Real Alcázar de Sevilla. It helps future generations understand and appreciate its cultural richness.

Reconstrucción digital de la fuente en los Reales Alcázares de Sevilla, para artículo de Imagoreliquiae.eu sobre palacios andalusíes.

An Enriching Professional Experience in History

We hope that our participation in this project has been interesting and educational for the viewers. As always, we are committed to using our skills and technology to preserve and celebrate the historical and cultural heritage. We remind you that our work as virtual heritage experts and 3D artists is not just a technical matter, but also a way to respect and value our history and traditions, allowing them to endure and be accessible to all. We love being able to share our work and look forward to continuing to contribute to the promotion of Andalusian heritage in the future.

ArchVIZ

Reform Project of the School of Design in Madrid

3D Urban and Real Estate Planning

The Reform Project of the School of Design in Madrid was spearheaded by designer Ana Osende a year ago, who discovered a rapid and effective solution to her architectural visualization needs in our company. This solution was particularly applied to the main suite of her renovation plan for IADE.

This endeavor, both academic and professional in nature, addressed the necessity for visual impact studies in the restoration of heritage properties. Such studies can only be fully guaranteed by specialists through photorealistic virtual simulations. These simulations are paramount in interior and exterior projects, as well as civil engineering or heritage restoration efforts, providing a platform to project and test architectural concepts. ArchVIZ is the solution.

We provide a range of visuals for various scopes, including 2D, 3D, 360º (VT-TA) or VR, which serve to give clients a glimpse into the potential outcomes before the commencement of actual works. This allows for a thorough examination of whether the design criteria and clients’ needs are met regarding volumes, finishes, and lighting.

3D Architectural Cinematics

Utilizing the latest technologies, our 3D architectural cinematics bring a dynamic perspective to every project. This cutting-edge tool, often employed in the Reform Project of the School of Design in Madrid, breathes life into architectural designs, helping clients envision the finished product in an immersive, realistic context.

360º Virtual Tour

Experience your architectural vision firsthand with our 360º virtual tours. This innovative feature is a hallmark of the ArchVIZ solution, enabling clients to virtually navigate through the proposed design, understanding its spatial dynamics, and appreciating its aesthetic nuances.

High-quality Renders of the Rooms

Our high-quality room renders serve as a crucial component in visualizing the end-result of design endeavors. From the subtlest lighting details to the most vibrant color palettes, these renders provide an accurate, photorealistic preview of the interior spaces.

Living Room

Imagine your ideal living room with our high-fidelity 3D models. As a key part of our ArchVIZ solution, we transform your design ideas into tangible visuals, providing an accurate depiction of the potential atmosphere and character of this central space in your home.

Reform Project of the School of Design in Madrid

Bedroom and Interior Garden

Our ArchVIZ solution also extends to bedrooms and interior gardens. Visualize your dream bedroom and tranquil interior garden using our high-quality renders. Experience the tranquility and comfort of your designs before they come to life, ensuring your spaces will be as inviting and restful as you’ve imagined.

Dressing Room

Designing the perfect dressing room can be a challenging task, but our ArchVIZ solution makes it easier. Our intricate 3D models perfectly capture your design intent, showcasing the practicality and elegance of your dressing room plans. Experience your design beforehand and make necessary adjustments to ensure a flawless execution of your vision.

Bathrooms and Toilets

For more private areas like bathrooms and toilets, ArchVIZ delivers detailed and realistic 3D models. Our service allows you to fully understand the layout, aesthetics, and functionality of your designs, ensuring that these essential spaces meet your expectations and needs.

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In conclusion, our ArchVIZ solution is an invaluable tool for all aspects of 3D urban and real estate planning. Whether you’re a professional designer like Ana Osende or a novice in architectural design, you’ll find our services perfectly suited to meet your needs.

Digital Heritage

Caravaca Slaughterhouse in 3D | Virtual Reconstruction of 20th…

We preserve and disseminate heritage

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Memory of lost heritage

En Imago Reliquiae nos dedicamos a la protección y conservación del patrimonio, y en esta ocasión, nos enorgullece presentar uno de nuestros proyectos más apasionantes hasta la fecha: la reconstrucción virtual en 3D del antiguo matadero municipal de Caravaca de la Cruz. E

At Imago Reliquiae, we are dedicated to the protection and conservation of heritage. We are proud to present one of our most exciting projects to date: the 3D virtual reconstruction of the former municipal slaughterhouse of Caravaca de la Cruz. This neomudéjar-style building, an architectural gem of the 20th century, was designed by the talented architect Manuel Muñoz Casadejús and is a symbol of the history and cultural legacy of the Region of Murcia.

In this project, we applied the latest 3D modeling and virtual reality technologies to faithfully recreate this iconic building. Through this innovative approach to digital musealization, we have brought history to life. This project is a clear example of how technology can serve the protection and study of our heritage, allowing future generations to explore and appreciate the richness of our past.

The virtual reconstruction process was carried out using historical references obtained from the Facebook group ‘Fotografías Antiguas de Caravaca‘. These valuable images and testimonies allowed us to better understand the architecture and function of the building, ensuring an accurate and detailed representation of the Caravaca slaughterhouse in 3D.

This project not only stands out for its historical and cultural value, but also as an excellent example of the conservation and revaluation initiatives for heritage that we are promoting in the Region of Murcia, especially in the towns of Caravaca and Cehegín. We believe that these types of proposals are essential to protect and preserve our heritage, making it accessible to everyone, no matter where they are.

Urban Integration in 2023

In 2023, the old Caravaca slaughterhouse once again becomes part of the urban landscape, but this time virtually. Thanks to our 3D reconstruction, this historic building is reintegrated into the urban fabric, highlighting the rich history and heritage of the Region of Murcia.

360º Virtual Tour of the Caravaca Slaughterhouse in 3D

Take a stroll around the Caravaca Slaughterhouse without leaving your home. Our 360º virtual tour allows you to explore every corner of this historic building, offering an immersive experience that will transport you back in time. Discover the richness of Murcia’s heritage with just one click.

Comparison throughout history

With our 3D reconstruction project, you can take a journey through time and see how the Caravaca slaughterhouse has changed over the years. Through this historical comparison, with the juxtaposition of images, you can appreciate the evolution of this emblematic building and better understand its importance in the heritage of the Region of Murcia.

Renders of the project.

Discover the beauty of the Caravaca Slaughterhouse in 3D through our detailed renders. Each image has been carefully crafted to highlight the unique architecture and design of this historic building, offering a unique perspective on this treasure of the Murcian heritage.

Making Of: Behind the Renders

Get inside the fascinating process of the 3D virtual reconstruction of the Caravaca Slaughterhouse. In “Behind the Renders”, we invite you to discover the meticulous process that allows us to digitally revive this iconic building from plans and photographs, using camera matching.

The first step in our digital journey is 3D modeling, where we create a three-dimensional representation of the slaughterhouse in hard surface to which anthropic imperfections are applied through digital sculpture. Retopology seeks to optimize the mesh and topological reduction enables a balance between polygonal precision and rendering efficiency, ensuring a detailed and manageable 3D model. The creation of different levels of detail: ‘Level of Details’ (LOD), to which normal maps from high-definition models will be applied later, is a procedure aimed at adapting the complexity of the model according to the proximity or distance of the observer, thus optimizing performance without sacrificing visual quality.

Light is a crucial element that adds realism and depth to the model, highlighting its architectural details and creating atmospheres that evoke the past. Often it is preferable to light the scene before texturing it to obtain preliminary results on which to work on compositions and frames. Texturing is the next step in our process. Here, we apply detailed images to the surface of our 3D model to emulate the original materials of the slaughterhouse: from stone to wood, giving incredible realism and authenticity to the reconstruction. Finally, we arrive at rendering and post-processing, where all these elements are combined to create a final image that is both a work of art and a valuable tool for the conservation of heritage.

Matadero de Caravaca en 3D — Wireframe of the building. Topology optimized based on quads.

LoD Puerta Principal Matadero — Puerta Principal

LoD Puerta Balconl Matadero — Puerta Principal

At Imago Reliquiae, we are committed to using emerging technologies to take the protection and conservation of heritage to the next level. This reconstruction project of the Caravaca Slaughterhouse is just one of many that we have underway. We invite everyone to discover and appreciate the rich history and cultural heritage of the Murcia Region through our 3D virtual recreations.

Digital Heritage

Virtual Heritage: Innovation and Technology in Cultural Preservation

Would you like to know what virtual heritage is and how our company utilizes the most advanced technology, adapting to the requirements of each project? We provide virtualization and 3D printing services through the digitization of resilient archaeological records and the virtual reconstruction of lost heritage, aiming to preserve and enhance historical and monumental legacy. Learn more about virtual archaeology and its applications for safeguarding heritage. Explore the services and solutions we offer in the field of virtual heritage and discover why we are the best choice for documentation, conservation, research, and dissemination projects.

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Latest 2023 Projects in Virtual Heritage

3D Virtualization of a Lariosaurus Fossil from Cehegín.
Have you ever wondered what a Lariosaurus from the Triassic period looked like? Today we’ll tell you all about the exciting plan for 3D virtualization and reconstruction of the Lariosaurus fossil found in Cehegín, Murcia. This project combines the most advanced techniques for virtualizing paleontological heritage, using photogrammetry and 3D printing. Keep reading and discover how this fascinating marine reptile “comes to life”. The discovery of the Lariosaurus fossil in Cehegín The exceptional discovery of this fossil took place on the historic wall of the town of Cehegín, in the Murcia region, a picturesque town near Caravaca de la Cruz
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3D Virtual Integration of the Pavement and Fountain of the Patio de las Doncellas
Embark on a fascinating journey through history with the virtual integration in 3D of the renowned Patio de las Doncellas at the Real Alcázar of Seville. Discover the architectural beauty and the influence of diverse cultures in this UNESCO World Heritage site. Our approach to historical reconstruction and visualization preserves and promotes cultural richness, enabling future generations to appreciate and value our heritage.
Caravaca Slaughterhouse in 3D | Virtual Reconstruction of 20th Century Heritage
Memory of lost heritage En Imago Reliquiae nos dedicamos a la protección y conservación del patrimonio, y en esta ocasión, nos enorgullece presentar uno de nuestros proyectos más apasionantes hasta la fecha: la reconstrucción virtual en 3D del antiguo matadero municipal de Caravaca de la Cruz. E At Imago Reliquiae, we are dedicated to the protection and conservation of heritage. We are proud to present one of our most exciting projects to date: the 3D virtual reconstruction of the former municipal slaughterhouse of Caravaca de la Cruz. This neomudéjar-style building, an architectural gem of the 20th century, was designed by
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3D Virtualization of a Lariosaurus Fossil from Cehegín.

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The discovery of the Lariosaurus fossil in Cehegín

Musealization and dissemination

The digitalization process through photogrammetry.

3D Printing and Tactile Exhibition

Virtual Reconstruction of the Lariosaurus

3D Technology for Heritage Communication

References

Kinematics and Renders for Brand Promotion in 2023

Publication Contents

Tribute to Caravaca during Festivities 2023

Moors and Christians: The Foundation of Inspiration

Shield of the Christian Faction of Caravaca de la Cruz: A symbol rich in history

Practical Applications of Digital Technology in Events and Advertising

Advertising and Posters

Wallpapers during presentations

Presentations and Large-scale Events

Creation of Artifacts and Reproduction of Historical Pieces

New Square of Puerta del Sol in Madrid: A…

TeleMadrid is betting on 3D

Works in the Heart of the Capital of Spain

The Working Process: ArchVIZ and Virtual Integration

The Future of Puerta del Sol: Pedestrianization and Modernity

Digital Technologies: A World of Possibilities at Your Fingertips

3D Virtual Integration of the Pavement and Fountain of…

A 3D journey to the past of the Real Alcázar de Sevilla

The Patio de las Doncellas: An Andalusian Architectural Gem

Brief History of the Real Alcázar of Seville

The Patio de las Doncellas (Courtyard of the Maidens) and its Fame

From 3D Reconstruction to Virtual Integration

The Impact on the Public and Heritage Preservation

An Enriching Professional Experience in History

Reform Project of the School of Design in Madrid

3D Urban and Real Estate Planning

Table of Contents

3D Architectural Cinematics

360º Virtual Tour

High-quality Renders of the Rooms

Living Room

Bedroom and Interior Garden

Dressing Room

Bathrooms and Toilets

Caravaca Slaughterhouse in 3D | Virtual Reconstruction of 20th…

We preserve and disseminate heritage

Memory of lost heritage

Urban Integration in 2023

360º Virtual Tour of the Caravaca Slaughterhouse in 3D

Comparison throughout history

Renders of the project.

Making Of: Behind the Renders

Virtual Heritage: Innovation and Technology in Cultural Preservation

Latest 2023 Projects in Virtual Heritage

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