Modeling the viewing shelter
In this garden, the viewing shelter is literally placed at the center, making it a
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Lab 6: Documenting the Stone Bridge in the Japanese Garden
By: Jake, Brayden, & Faimon For our lab this week, we documented the Stone Bridge
Communicating the Viewing Shelter
In a garden such as this one, the shelter is the central place from which
Lab Assignment 6: Tsukubai Washbasin
How does attempting to model a building compare to simply viewing one through photographs or
Digitizing the Stone Mountains
By: George Norsman, Evan Olds, and Myles Swisher Japanese garden ArcGIS map Stone Mountains Metashape
Lab 6: Documenting the Kasuga Stone Lantern
By: Jesse, Mallory, & Anahita For our lab this week, we documented the Kasuga Stone
Modeling the Washbashin
A tsukubai (蹲踞) washbasin is traditionally used for ritual purification and cleansing before entering the
Modeling Yukimi (“snow viewing” lantern)
Group Members: Matilda Lindgren, Lily Flynn, Mandy Zhang For this project, our group studied the
Modeling Cultural Heritage
Team members: Lily Adler, Maina Abe, and Sabrina Mansour Photograph of Dark Stone “Stream” taken
Digital Representations of Stepping Stones in Carleton’s Japanese Garden
Kate Korb, Samira abdirahman In our project, we mainly worked on creating a 3D model