Augmented reality installation of a monastery found near Kecskemét, Hungary.
we were commissioned to virtually reconstruct a Romanesque abbey found near Bugac, Hungary. In
the simulation one can choose from 3 different views by selecting one of the physical cubes. Based on so little data from the excavation a handful of other 12th century monasteries from the
region was used as reference for the interior and the cloister - the main model of the bounding walls was given. ### The
cloister The inner space was surrounded by round arched arcades and the living-quarters. A small
carved drinking-well also beautifies the center. ### The nave of the church The church was presumably a simple one with
three bays built from white limestone with all of the general characteristics of the churches of the era: massive
quality, thick walls, small openings, round arches, sturdy piers, groin vaults, large towers and decorative arcading.
Typical romanesque groin vaults, basilical lighting and a high apse with a fresco are all features of the interior. ##
Credits - Creative Technology - Gáspár Hajdu - Gábor Papp - Client - Commissioned by E8 Lab - Thanks to - Zoltán
Csík-Kovács, Annamária Csirmaz, Rita Csirmaz, Melinda Sipos
