Virtual Worlds for Art History Teaching

Credits for my virtual worlds projects are listed here.


Unity 3D worlds

 


Portal Plaza (with links to the 3D environments listed separately below).

 


Virtual Egyptian Temple: an imaginary Egyptian temple based roughly on the Temple at Edfu. It is very simplified, and currently lacks the carved and painted surface decoration that such temples would have had originally.

 


Tomb of Nakht: a reasonably accurate model of an actual New Kingdom tomb (the Tomb of Nakht).

 


Virtual Roman House: an imaginary Roman atrium house, based loosely on the House of the Faun in Pompeii.

 


Forum Baths, Pompeii: a rough reconstruction of the Forum Bath complex in Pompeii.

 


Virtual Roman Basilica: a basilica modelled closely on Ohr's reconstruction of the basilica of Pompeii.

 


Catacomb: an small, imaginary catacomb tomb of the type found in Early Christian Rome.

 


Virtual Byzantine Church: an imaginary Middle Byzantine Church, based on the churches of Hosios Loukas and Daphni.

 


Brancacci Chapel: a simple model showing the positions of the main frescoes in the Brancacci Chapel, Florence.


Blink 3D environments

I have removed all the old Blink3D models, since the plug-in required to view them is no longer available.


Adobe Atmosphere Environments

Since Adobe Atmosphere was discontinued long ago, and the plug-in no longer seems to be available, I have also deleted the links to my old Atmosphere environments.

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