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Restoring the past digitally: A 3D visualization study of the Great Mill in Gdansk
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• Practice-led design research proves the value of 3D methods in heritage preservation and adaptive reuse. • Recombination analysis exposed errors in the mill’s form, scale, and details, revealing unknown aspects of its exterior. • 3D methods enabled verification of previously uncertain phases of the mill’s architectural development. • Digital workflows directly informed the production of new museum design documentation by the authors. • 3D reconstructions support heritage interpretation, public engagement, and museum communication.
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