Ancient Rome 3D - The Largest Digital Reconstruction Of All Times

In 2017, we were assigned with the reconstruction of Ancient Rome in 3 time phases (!) for a renowned exhibition. For the project, we collaborated closely with historians, archeologists and experts, thus the result represents the latest scientific status.
There has never been a 3D model of Ancient Rome before reconstructed on such high level of attention to detail and completeness.
More than 46.000 houses as well as various temples, monuments and arenas were virtually rebuilt by our talented 3D artists for this ambitious project. Even roof tiles, windows and facades were reproduced as accurately as possible .

An enormous effort – for us as history fans and 3D experts in the reconstruction of historical settings, however, an intriguing challenge and true affair of the heart!

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[Krommer]

My only wish is that this video was at least an hour long! AMAZING!!!

[dogewood]

If Piranesi’s drawings were correct and accurate, then Old Rome was even more beautiful, palatial, and radical than what we’ve come to know.

[mocotofrio]

"it was perfect. Perfect. Everything, down to the last minute details"

[kingspore]

This....this is how perfection looks like

[c]

A street view walkthrough video would be epic. Especially for those of us without the Oculus. I would love to see this in its glory.

[JanGotner]

Ahhh I wish it was made into a game where you could walk around all these magnificent sights!

[maikoo]

oh my. what i would pay to have this as a open world style video game

[cbcdesign]

This looks really good. An immersive experience would be great.

[crusival]

Buildings were so beautiful back then, there is just something about Ancient cities that have always attracted me.

[o-grty]

Watched this on the Quest 2, thank you so much.
Interested to see what you may have next

[bastlerdaumen]

Und wieder ein tolles, tolles Werk von Faber Courtial. Ich liebe es!!
Grüße nach Darmstadt! Tho

[scottcarter]

It was hard to tell in this quick bit, but are the statues still bare marble? Should they not be painted as they would have originally been at the time?

[randommemebean]

My only critique is that the marble statures should be painted. There is evidence to support all of the marble statures would have been painted bright colors.

[prsona]

ever since playing the game Ryse son of rome, this is what I wanted, a fully explorable Rome. I had hoped ubisoft would make ancient rome assassincs creed but sadly they didnt.

[gutocavalcante]

Stunning! Wonderful! Just perfect! I became a fan of your beautiful work. Where can I watch this work of art?

[Nualchemist]

This is really an amazing reconstruction. I can watch this over and over. But PLEASE, show us without fading out each shot. We want to see each one of them longer!

[elrossi]

Hi! I really like the proyect.. is it available to see the city in vr somewhere with your production?

[bstybyz]

Kudos. It's a minor nitpick but, color. Almost NONE of the statues have color. I saw one just outside, what I assume is, the Senate with a red-painted Toga and there is some red above the temple.

[AA-pkfo]

What's this an advert for? It looks awesome

[aliagha]

Please make a walking VR version. I can imagine spending hours just exploring the city.