The Arc/k Project is dedicated to digitally preserving and protecting cultural heritage around the gl
We promote, teach, and share accessible training for the type of photography used to create photogrammetry, a fusion of mathematics, photography and computer graphics to derive accurate, textured, 3D digital models. Our aim is to ensure that the decision about which objects, sites, or buildings to choose for archiving and digitization is in the hands of the community in which that heritage resides
04/18/2022
Cultural heritage assets digitized in 3D can provide relevant knowledge on restoration and resilience.
Explore The Arc/k Project's Archival Collections of 3D models: https://collections.arck-project.org
04/18/2022
Today we join International Council on Monuments and Sites (ICOMOS) in celebrating April 18 as International Day for Monuments and Sites.
This year, the theme is Heritage and Climate.
Visit the Arc/k Project Archival Collections to explore a vast range of heritage sites and environments threatened by climate change.
18 April - International Day for Monuments and Sites - International Council on Monuments and Sites 18 April 2022 | Heritage and Climate Print Email Written on 02 February 2022. In 1982, ICOMOS established 18 April as the International Day for Monuments and Sites, followed by UNESCO adoption during its 22nd General Conference. Each year, on this occasion, ICOMOS proposes a theme for activities...
04/13/2022
Explore this memorial in 3D and learn about its significant history.
Chernobyl Sarcophagus Memorial This sculpture of cupped hands holding a power plant was erected in 2006 just outside of Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant #4 which was the site of the April 1986 nuclear energy disaster. The monument is dedicated to the remembrance of the heroic actions of plant workers and emergency crew who prevented...
04/11/2022
We are working to generate synergies across heritage, humanities, science and technology.
Learn more about The Arc/k Project: https://arck-project.org/mission/
04/08/2022
Our partners and research colleagues help us make an impact in archiving and preserving cultural heritage around the world.
Connect with our Community: https://arck-project.org/community/
04/05/2022
The Arc/k Project has taught students, heritage professionals and citizen scientists how to use accessible tools like a smartphone or a camera to capture heritage in their communities.
Help grow our community of archivists!
Support The Arc/k Project: https://arck-project.org/support-the-arck-project/
04/02/2022
The Arc/k Project strives to educate and empower communities with tools and techniques to preserve their own heritage.
Learn about our heritage initiatives today and get involved with our global community:
https://arck-project.org/initiatives/
04/01/2022
A lab in rural Virginia is racing to preserve Ukraine’s cultural heritage Inside a global effort to save Ukraine's cultural treasures.
03/31/2022
Not sure how to best setup your photogrammetry shoot or need assistance with taking new shots?
Send us a description of your photos or experience and we will let you know!
We are here to help.
Contact Arc/k Project: https://arck-project.org/contact/
03/30/2022
The Arc/k Project co-hosted photogrammetry workshops with IAM Venezuela in Coro, 2018.
Learn how to capture history with your camera: https://arck-project.org/photogrammetry-learn-how-to-shoot/
03/27/2022
Support The Arc/k Project's mission to build a digital ark!
Get involved with our innovative community of heritage advocates and technologists.
https://arck-project.org/support-the-arck-project/
03/24/2022
As the second oldest city in Venezuela, Coro's architecure is one of the only surviving examples of Indigenous, Spanish, and Dutch Mudejar architectural styles in the Caribbean with its distinctive clay structures.
Explore architecture and heritage from Coro in our Archival Collection:
https://collections.arck-project.org/browse?q=facet,parents_recursive,equals,10194&q=facet,typology,equals,1&q=filter,record_type,equals,1&limit=10
Pictured: Apostolate House, Pablo VI Cultural Center in Coro, Venezuela.
