Heritage

Rye House

A fifteenth-century brick gatehouse, all that remains of a moated manor, captured by three methods and combined into one model.

Client
Rye House Gatehouse
Location
Hoddesdon, Hertfordshire

VIDEO · MODEL VIEWER TO FOLLOW

01 · Brief

Built in the 1440s for Sir Andrew Ogard and later tied to Catherine Parr and the Rye House Plot, the gatehouse needed a complete digital record for conservation, study and virtual access.

02 · Toolbox

  • Terrestrial laser scanner
  • Terrestrial photogrammetry
  • UAV photogrammetry

03 · On location

LiDAR for the structure, tripod photography for the brickwork and drone photography for the upper levels, the roofline and the moat around it.

04 · Result

One accurate, textured model from the three datasets, in plan, elevation and the round.

  • Textured mesh
  • Plan render
  • Registered point cloud
1440s

built

3

capture methods combined

TODO

scan set-ups

TODO

images, air and ground

TODO marks 2 figures still to come from Kittiwake. Listed in docs/gaps.md.

Render of the gatehouse
From the model
Aerial view of the gatehouse and moat
The moat
Clay render of the front elevation
Front
Plan render
Plan

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