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Input photograph
Choose an architectural photograph from your device.
Computer vision · geometry · architecture
From photograph to 3D geometry
An experimental system using image analysis to reconstruct simplified architectural geometry from a photograph.
Concept visualization — not an output produced by the algorithm.
IMAGE / GEOMETRY01—03
Concept visualization — not an output produced by the algorithm.
01 — IMAGE02 — PLANES03 — GEOMETRYEXPERIMENTAL SYSTEM
About the project / 01
Architecture, described through geometry
Image → 3D explores how to extract a building’s main planes from a single image and turn them into lightweight geometry.
Rather than aiming to recreate every detail photorealistically, the project focuses on dominant surfaces and skips irregular elements that complicate simplified reconstruction. The process produces a 3D model that can be downloaded as a GLB file.
Explore the technology01
A single photograph as input
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Dominant architectural planes
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Lightweight geometry, not only a point cloud
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Export to the GLB format
↓Workflow / 02
From image to model
These four stages describe the intended workflow; analysis details and results depend on processing.
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Image analysis
The system searches for dominant planes and geometric features.
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Geometry generation
Recognized surfaces provide the basis for a simplified model.
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Model export
When processing completes successfully, download the result as a GLB file.
Interactive tool / 03
Try Image → 3D
Upload a photo, follow processing progress, and view the model when it is ready.
01 / INPUT
Choose a photo from your device
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