ScanLAB Projects

To coincide with London Technology Week, ScanLAB Projects, run by Matthew Shaw and William Trossell, documents The Bartlett Summer Show for the fifth year running.

Rome's Invisible City BBC One, The Roman Forum. © ScanLAB

Using state of the art 3D scanning technology ScanLAB – a project run by Bartlett School of Architecture graduates Matthew Shaw and William Trossell – “digitise space” by capturing a cloud of over a billion precisely measured points which they then assemble into a virtual model.

Exhibition spaces are individually scanned in full colour and with millimetre accuracy and used to create interactive apps (available free on iTunes) allowing users to navigate the exhibitions and enjoy the work long after the exhibition closes.

**Top**: Rome's Invisible City BBC One, The Roman Forum. © ScanLAB. **Above**: The Bartlett Summer Show 2014, plan Section, ©ScanLAB

The Bartlett School of Architecture UCL will present its annual student showcase The Bartlett Summer Show from 27 June – 11 July 2015 in a new temporary space on Hampstead Road. ScanLAB scanned the Hampstead Road building two years ago when it was vacant and have followed its journey from being empty to being occupied, including the show spaces themselves.

This has culminated in a dramatic three minute film documenting the building transformation in the run up to the opening of the show.

ScanLAB project

27 June – 11 July 2015
The Bartlett Show
140 Hampstead road, London

Greenpeace's Ice Breaker, The Arctic Sunrise, © ScanLAB

ScanLAB Projects

To coincide with London Technology Week, ScanLAB Projects, run by Matthew Shaw and William Trossell, documents The Bartlett Summer Show for the fifth year running.

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