Lab 6: The Kasuga Stone Lantern
Reflections on the photogrammetry processing of one of Carleton’s garden icons.
Week 6
Stepping Stones Modeling
Samira Abdirahman, Kate Korb During this process, our interest in the difference between perceiving an
Washbasin Project Progress — Lab 6
The tsukubai washbasin is a small water-retaining structure located near the western entrance to the
Modeling the White Gravel “Water”
For this week’s lab, our group continued our work on capturing Carleton College’s Japanese Garden
A look at the Viewing Shelter
Within the Jo Ryo En Japanese Garden lies the viewing shelter, a small structure used
White Gravel “Water”
Report URL to Mesh Model: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1CrBDkzdtEG7ycf3Ok4haYRC13Ib8f0Y4/view?usp=share_link URL to image: https://archive.carleton.edu/Detail/collections/77830 For my part, I used
Modeling The Gravel Water
URL of the image: https://archive.carleton.edu/media/collectiveaccess/images/2/8/1/36573_ca_object_representations_media_28154_large.jpg link to the map: https://arcg.is/11b8m82 Our project focuses on modeling
Modeling the viewing shelter
In this garden, the viewing shelter is literally placed at the center, making it a
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