LiDAR- and AR-Based Monitoring of Evolved Building Façades upon Zoning Conflicts
Zoning conflicts have transformed Old Street fabrics in terms of architectural style and construction material in Lukang, Taiwan. This transformation should be assessed as a contribution to digital cultural sustainability. The objective of this study was to compare the evolved façades resultant from...
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| description | Zoning conflicts have transformed Old Street fabrics in terms of architectural style and construction material in Lukang, Taiwan. This transformation should be assessed as a contribution to digital cultural sustainability. The objective of this study was to compare the evolved façades resultant from the changes made by the development of architectural history and urban planning. A combination of 3D scan technology and a smartphone augmented reality (AR) app, Augment<sup>®</sup>, was applied to the situated comparison with direct interaction on-site. The AR application compared 20 façades in the laboratory and 18 façades in four different sites using a flexible interface. The comparisons identified the correlation of evolved façades in real sites in terms of building volumes and components, pedestrian arcades on store fronts, and previous installations. The situated comparisons were facilitated in a field study with real-time adjustments to 3D models and analyses of correlations across details and components. The application of AR was demonstrated to be effective in reinstalling scenes and differentiating diversified compositions of vocabulary in a remote site. |
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| spelling | doaj.art-3a6b22ed531e44fba77d30ae86c494452023-11-20T15:49:02ZengMDPI AGSensors1424-82202020-10-012019562810.3390/s20195628LiDAR- and AR-Based Monitoring of Evolved Building Façades upon Zoning ConflictsNaai-Jung Shih0Yi Chen1Department of Architecture, National Taiwan University of Science and Technology, Taipei 106, TaiwanDepartment of Architecture, National Taiwan University of Science and Technology, Taipei 106, TaiwanZoning conflicts have transformed Old Street fabrics in terms of architectural style and construction material in Lukang, Taiwan. This transformation should be assessed as a contribution to digital cultural sustainability. The objective of this study was to compare the evolved façades resultant from the changes made by the development of architectural history and urban planning. A combination of 3D scan technology and a smartphone augmented reality (AR) app, Augment<sup>®</sup>, was applied to the situated comparison with direct interaction on-site. The AR application compared 20 façades in the laboratory and 18 façades in four different sites using a flexible interface. The comparisons identified the correlation of evolved façades in real sites in terms of building volumes and components, pedestrian arcades on store fronts, and previous installations. The situated comparisons were facilitated in a field study with real-time adjustments to 3D models and analyses of correlations across details and components. The application of AR was demonstrated to be effective in reinstalling scenes and differentiating diversified compositions of vocabulary in a remote site.https://www.mdpi.com/1424-8220/20/19/5628markerless ARLiDARold street heritagebuilding façadearchitecture stylesituated study |
| spellingShingle | Naai-Jung Shih Yi Chen LiDAR- and AR-Based Monitoring of Evolved Building Façades upon Zoning Conflicts Sensors markerless AR LiDAR old street heritage building façade architecture style situated study |
| title | LiDAR- and AR-Based Monitoring of Evolved Building Façades upon Zoning Conflicts |
| title_full | LiDAR- and AR-Based Monitoring of Evolved Building Façades upon Zoning Conflicts |
| title_fullStr | LiDAR- and AR-Based Monitoring of Evolved Building Façades upon Zoning Conflicts |
| title_full_unstemmed | LiDAR- and AR-Based Monitoring of Evolved Building Façades upon Zoning Conflicts |
| title_short | LiDAR- and AR-Based Monitoring of Evolved Building Façades upon Zoning Conflicts |
| title_sort | lidar and ar based monitoring of evolved building facades upon zoning conflicts |
| topic | markerless AR LiDAR old street heritage building façade architecture style situated study |
| url | https://www.mdpi.com/1424-8220/20/19/5628 |
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