2018/09/19

Hong Kong Heritage Discovery Centre holds "Craft and Technology: Applications of three-dimensional laser scanning for heritage conservation and education" exhibition

An opening ceremony for the "Craft and Technology: Applications of three-dimensional laser scanning for heritage conservation and education" exhibition was held today (September 19) at the Hong Kong Heritage Discovery Centre. Photo shows officiating guests (from left) the Executive Secretary of the Antiquities and Monuments Office, Ms Susanna Siu; the Chairman of the Antiquities Advisory Board, Mr Andrew Lam; the Director of Leisure and Cultural Services, Ms Michelle Li; and the Commissioner for Heritage of the Development Bureau, Mr José Yam, at the opening ceremony.
An opening ceremony for the "Craft and Technology: Applications of three-dimensional laser scanning for heritage conservation and education" exhibition was held today (September 19) at the Hong Kong Heritage Discovery Centre. Photo shows a 3D mesh model of the ceramic sculpture of "Inviting Phoenix by Flute-playing" from the roof ridge of Man Mo Temple in Sheung Wan.
An opening ceremony for the "Craft and Technology: Applications of three-dimensional laser scanning for heritage conservation and education" exhibition was held today (September 19) at the Hong Kong Heritage Discovery Centre. Photo shows a 3D printout model of "Inviting Phoenix by Flute-playing".
An opening ceremony for the "Craft and Technology: Applications of three-dimensional laser scanning for heritage conservation and education" exhibition was held today (September 19) at the Hong Kong Heritage Discovery Centre. Photo shows a "point cloud" image of the Tsui Sing Lau Pagoda and its environs.
An opening ceremony for the "Craft and Technology: Applications of three-dimensional laser scanning for heritage conservation and education" exhibition was held today (September 19) at the Hong Kong Heritage Discovery Centre. Photo shows a 3D mesh model of the Former Kowloon-Canton Railway Clock Tower.
An opening ceremony for the "Craft and Technology: Applications of three-dimensional laser scanning for heritage conservation and education" exhibition was held today (September 19) at the Hong Kong Heritage Discovery Centre. Photo shows officiating guests (from left) the Executive Secretary of the Antiquities and Monuments Office, Ms Susanna Siu; the Chairman of the Antiquities Advisory Board, Mr Andrew Lam; the Director of Leisure and Cultural Services, Ms Michelle Li; and the Commissioner for Heritage of the Development Bureau, Mr José Yam, at the opening ceremony.
An opening ceremony for the "Craft and Technology: Applications of three-dimensional laser scanning for heritage conservation and education" exhibition was held today (September 19) at the Hong Kong Heritage Discovery Centre. Photo shows a 3D mesh model of the ceramic sculpture of "Inviting Phoenix by Flute-playing" from the roof ridge of Man Mo Temple in Sheung Wan.
An opening ceremony for the "Craft and Technology: Applications of three-dimensional laser scanning for heritage conservation and education" exhibition was held today (September 19) at the Hong Kong Heritage Discovery Centre. Photo shows a 3D printout model of "Inviting Phoenix by Flute-playing".
An opening ceremony for the "Craft and Technology: Applications of three-dimensional laser scanning for heritage conservation and education" exhibition was held today (September 19) at the Hong Kong Heritage Discovery Centre. Photo shows a "point cloud" image of the Tsui Sing Lau Pagoda and its environs.
An opening ceremony for the "Craft and Technology: Applications of three-dimensional laser scanning for heritage conservation and education" exhibition was held today (September 19) at the Hong Kong Heritage Discovery Centre. Photo shows a 3D mesh model of the Former Kowloon-Canton Railway Clock Tower.
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