The purpose of the high definition scans, which included access to the treasured Whistler room, Red Room, and renowned vaulted Cellarium stretching back to the 13th century, was to prepare for a new art installation by Heinrich and Palmer in late 2019.
GEOSIGHT employee James Tidswell headed the project at Mottisfont, describing the property as a ‘joy’ and further went onto describe his experience at the period house:
“I thoroughly enjoyed the opportunity to scan such a beautiful historic house, capturing the character of the property using laser scanners. The scans were very successful in showing the intricate arches and cobbled floor of the Cellarium but also some of the quirky features of the house. I am very much looking forward to the finished art installation at the house later this year”.
Below shows a select few images from the BLK360 laser scanner data set, with further information included in the High Definition Scan for Mottisfont Abbey Case Study.
