Kupa Synagogue in Krakow (1643 - 1647 (lots of restoring work later)) by Ilgün Esmanur [3DS]

The modeling process involved a thorough examination of historical records, archival documents, and scholarly research on the Kupa Synagogue. By referencing the sources provided and delving into credible internet resources, we ensured accuracy and authenticity in capturing the intricate details of the synagogue's design. Utilizing ArchiCAD, we - as a group of three - employed a combination of parametric modeling and manual detailing to recreate the architectural elements of the Kupa Synagogue. The methodology prioritized precision, incorporating dimensions, materials, and design intricacies to offer a faithful representation of the synagogue as it stood in its historical context. The Kupa Synagogue, with its unique blend of architectural styles and historical significance, presented a compelling subject for reconstruction. The model encapsulates the synagogue's structural elements, interior spaces, and distinctive features, aiming to evoke the spirit of the original design. Throughout the modeling process, we referenced primary sources such as historical photographs, architectural drawings, and documentation provided, ensuring that the reconstruction remains faithful to the authentic design of the Kupa Synagogue. The internet served as a valuable resource for cross-referencing details and validating historical information. This ArchiCAD model is a testament to the meticulous research and dedication invested in reconstructing the Kupa Synagogue. By combining traditional modeling techniques with modern software capabilities, the aim was to contribute to the preservation of cultural heritage and provide a virtual experience that pays tribute to the historical significance of this architectural gem.