Skeiron used advanced photogrammetry technology to capture images of the theater’s exterior and interior, which were then converted into a 3D depth-mapped model. As he reported 24 ChannelsThe process took more than three months, as detailed data about the building were not available in open sources.

The team scanned the photos and videos piece by piece to create a full-scale 3D model of the building.

A lot of information about the museum was needed to create the detailed copy / Photo: Skeiron

Andriy Hryvnak, co-founder of Skeiron studio, said the #SaveMariupolHeritage project is just the beginning.

With this project, we want to draw the world’s attention to Mariupol and continue the revitalization of other important architectural and historical monuments of the city.
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Previously, the studio had developed 3D models of more than 40 Ukrainian landmarks, including the Dominican and Sofia Cathedrals, for Google search. The team plans to create a 3D tour of Mariupol’s other sights.

Since 2016, Skeiron has specialized in digitizing architectural monuments and museum exhibits, and 3D models will help recreate monuments destroyed in the event of bombardment. Currently, a 3D model of the Mariupol Drama Theater is available to the public.