3D Reconstructions

Historical reconstruction – bringing history to life

We create professionally proficient 3D reconstructions according to your visions.

We develop professional content according to the intention, budget and size of the project, all depending on your requirements. Our own archaeological employees cover Pre- and Protohistory, archaeology of the Roman Provinces and the Middle Ages and many projects have been, and are currently carried out, in cooperation with specially assigned scientists and experts for the respective topics.

Reconstructing and animating a Roman fort. Commisioned by Fort Boiotro Roman Museum – Passau

Reconstructing and animating a Roman fort.

“Mythical Castle” (historical reconstruction and model making), commissined by the Germanic National Museum, Nuremberg (2011).

If there are vague facts or data, it is possible to digitally visualize several versions and options. The process of reconstruction and visualization is carried out and documented in consecutive steps – from schematic displays at the beginning of the project, to final photorealistic visualizations.

The progress and results of the project are continuously documented in internet blogs, to which everyone involved in the project has secured access. All necessary data can be accessed on this platform, which facilitates project communication.

A scene from the reconstruction of a Roman cemetery. Commissioned by: Ruffenhofen Roman Park, 2010

Reconstruction of the Celtic Vireckschanze of Pocking-Hartkirchen. Commissioned by: City of Pocking, 2007

Funeral scene in Schwanfeld, Linear Pottery culture, around 5.500 B.C. – conceptual design. Commissioned by: City of Schwanfeld, 2011

Reconstruction of a late bronze age Urnfield culture carriage from Bullenheim Berg (2012).

Reconstruction of a late Roman carriage. Commissioned by: City of Passau (2014)

Reconstruction of the Roman patrol boat of Oberstimm.

In this 2006 animation for the “Archaeological State Collection Munich” and the “Celtic and Roman Museum Manching”, a Roman boat – on exhibition in Manching – is reconstructed based on the preserved wooden remains.