Time Scanners: Baukunst in 3D

Steve Burrows analysiert gescannte Daten der St. Paul's Cathedral.

Eileen Ernenwein und Katie Simon mit GPR-Kit auf den Terrassen von Machu Picchu.

Die Vermessung der beeindruckendsten Bauwerke der Menschheitsgeschichte: Steve Burrows lüftet mithilfe neuester Techniken bisher ungelöste Rätsel der Baukunst

Steve Burrows und Dallas Campbell untersuchen die Königskammer in der großen Pyramide von Gizeh.

Machu Picchu

Das Kolosseum in Rom.

Das Kolosseum in Rom.

Steve Burrows analysiert gescannte Daten der St. Paul's Cathedral.

Das Scan-Team blickte auf das Kloster, das größte Denkmal in Petra, Jordanien.

Caitlin Stevens, Malcolm Williamson und Steve Burrows an der großen Pyramide von Gizeh.

Welche architektonischen Geheimnisse birgt der Tempelberg in Jerusalem?

Machu Picchu

Zum ersten Mal konnte ein Team die Klagemauer mit moderner Scannertechnik untersuchen.

Das Hypogäum am Pozzuoli Amphitheater in Süditalien.

Die St. Paul's Kathedrale.

In this series, the Time Scanners use cutting-edge 3D laser-scanning technology to put history?s building wonders to the test, exploring the secrets of how the world?s most iconic engineering creations were constructed. Leading the quest is structural engineer Steve Burrows. He is joined by laser-scanning experts from the Center For Advanced Spatial Technologies at the University of Arkansas. With unprecedented access, they explore, scan and digitally analyze some of mankind?s most awe-inspiring architectural achievements, uncovering just how good the engineers of the ancient world really are. Locations include the Colosseum, Petra, Machu Picchu, St. Paul?s Cathedral, the Pyramids and Jerusalem.

Steve Burrows.

Nahaufnahme von den Bögen des Kolosseum in Rom, Italien.

Steve Burrows analysiert gescannte Daten der St. Paul's Kathedrale.

Das Scan-Team blickt auf das Kloster, das größte Denkmal in Petra, Jordanien.

In this series, the Time Scanners use cutting-edge 3D laser-scanning technology to put history’s building wonders to the test, exploring the secrets of how the world’s most iconic engineering creations were constructed. Leading the quest is structural engineer Steve Burrows. He is joined by laser-scanning experts from the Center For Advanced Spatial Technologies at the University of Arkansas. With unprecedented access, they explore, scan and digitally analyze some of mankind’s most awe-inspiring architectural achievements, uncovering just how good the engineers of the ancient world really are. Locations include the Colosseum, Petra, Machu Picchu, St. Paul’s Cathedral, the Pyramids and Jerusalem.