Explore Dongyang Luzhai in Zhejiang, China, a renowned ancient architectural complex in the Jiangnan region, with much of its surviving architecture dating from the Ming and Qing dynasties.
The site preserves many defining elements of traditional Chinese architecture, including ceremonial gateways, enclosed courtyards, symmetrical spatial planning, layered rooflines, stone carvings, and richly detailed timber structures. Its courtyard-based layout reflects the strong sense of axis, order, and progression that shaped historic Chinese residential architecture.
Dongyang Luzhai is also notable for its exquisite wood-carving craftsmanship, together with traditional stone and brick carving. These architectural details offer a close look at the craftsmanship and visual culture of historic China.
Now preserved in an immersive digital format, this 3DGS model allows viewers to move through the space and experience its architecture from perspectives that traditional photography cannot provide. By digitally capturing its structure, textures, and spatial relationships, 3DGS offers a new way to document, explore, and share Chinese architectural heritage.
Captured with the SHARE SLAM S20 3D LiDAR Scanner and processed in SHARE PointClouds Studio.