Decorative Finishes Documentation for Historic Preservation

Documenting & Preserving Architectural Ornamentation with Expertise

At MYND Workshop, our commitment to historic preservation extends to the meticulous documentation of decorative finishes and architectural ornamentation. Our specialized services encompass a wide array of historic elements, from intricate plasterwork ceilings to detailed sgraffito designs. Utilizing advanced 3D scanning and photogrammetry, we ensure every nuance of your heritage site's historic ornament is captured and preserved for future generations.

3D Scans of Plasterwork ceiling showing raw mesh and textured mesh

Our expertise in decorative finishes documentation is trusted by leading institutions and professionals within the historic preservation community. Whether it's a grand entablature or delicate bas-relief sculptures, MYND Workshop combines technology and artistry to produce accurate, color-matched records. Our deliverables, including 2D CAD drawings and 3D mesh files, serve as invaluable tools for restoration, replication, and conservation projects, ensuring the longevity and integrity of our architectural heritage.

Painted Ceiling Plasterwork documented using photogrammetry and LiDAR

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Various file types are utilized for documenting decorative finishes, including 2D CAD ceiling plans, inventories with maps of ornament types, and 3D mesh files for mould making and plaster recreation, ensuring detailed and accurate preservation.

  • Depending on the project's specifics and the nature of the decorative finishes, we may use laser scanning, photogrammetry, or a combination of both to ensure the highest fidelity in our documentation.

  • To ensure color accuracy in our documentation, MYND Workshop utilizes X-Rite color checker technology. This approach guarantees that all deliverables, particularly in projects involving intricate decorative finishes, maintain true-to-life colors.

  • Our documentation can achieve millimeter-level precision, depending on your project's requirements. This high level of accuracy is crucial for restoration, replication, and conservation efforts.