This is the old Polygraph Printing machines manufacturing facility in Leipzig Leutzsch. Built in 1910, this facility was used to produce printing machines that got sold all over the world until the wall came down in 1989. After that it was closed and a fire destroyed part of the building. I scanned the building with a Mavic 2 Pro, used RealityCapture to compute a 30 Million and a 300K Poly Version and then moved the Detail from High to Low via Normal Maps. This building was tricky as the side with the text was behind trees. Shooting in Winter let me get rid of most of them but to use it in Production I would probably add trees again on that side. Roughness maps were created and edited via ShaderMap4. 

Here are some views of the inside: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m55IVSVzre4

The Model contains 1 300K Poly FBX and 5 8K UDIM’s

Enjoy!

Abandoned Building: Polygraphenwerk Leipzig

This building was part of a harbor, that was never finished. Located in Leipzig, Germany at the end of Karl-Heine-Canal. I scanned the building with a Mavic 2 Pro, used RealityCapture to compute a 40 Million and a 250K Poly Version and then moved the Detail from High to Low via Normal Maps. Finally I computed roughness and metalness maps via ShaderMap4. 

The Model contains 1 250K Poly FBX and 6 4K UDIM's

btw, this is my first model and I'm learning... so let me know when you have any suggestions.

Enjoy!

Abandoned Building: Speicher Leipzig Lindenau 01

The front door of the abandoned Machine Factory Swiderski which was built in 1888 in Plagwitz, Leipzig.
While the outer walls still stand the inside is mostly in ruins. The walls and doors are covered in graffiti.

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Entrance to abandoned Machine Factory Swiderski

This is a sample. Please contact me to obtain the full version. Custom 3D city models can also be created upon request.

Leipzig City

Artist: Günter Grass (1927–2015)
Location: Papendiek / SUB, entrance to Paulinerkirche
Object: Bronze cast, 1982


The sculpture is approximately 2.30 meters tall. It was created from a 1982 clay model by Günter Grass and installed for the 2004 exhibition Günter Grass: Bronzes – Terracottas – Works on Paper in the Paulinerkirche.
In Grass’s body of work, the flounder (here referring to the halibut) symbolizes life experience and wisdom. A similar but smaller version, the “Bücher-Butt” (“Book Flounder”), served as the trophy for the Deutscher Bücherpreis (German Books Prize), a short-lived award presented in connection with the Leipzig Book Fair.
The complete works of the Nobel Laureate in Literature and recipient of the Samuel Bogumil Linde Prize of the twin cities Göttingen and Toruń are published by Steidl Verlag, Göttingen.

3D Reconstruction: Alex Emami
Part of [GoeODM Project](https://github.com/nuit-dhiver/GoeODM)

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