Explore MYND Workshop's collaboration with The Waldorf Astoria to digitally preserve and replicate the Spirit of Achievement statue, showcasing the fusion of art, history, and 3D scanning technology.

MYND Workshop's expertise in LiDAR and drone photogrammetry breathes new life into the Larchmont Avenue Church spire, crafting a detailed 3D model for precise restoration and fabrication.

Discover how MYND Workshop's expertise in LiDAR and photogrammetry is preserving the historic plasterwork ceiling at NY's Waldorf Astoria Hotel for future generations. Detailed 3D models and photography guide the intricate restoration process.

Discover how MYND Workshop's 3D scanning technology captured the exquisite detail of Jaylyn Gough's jewelry and pottery, featured in an interactive Washington Post article.

Explore MYND Workshop's groundbreaking use of LiDAR and photogrammetry to unveil hidden vulnerabilities in the Noble Maritime Museum's ceiling, providing a vital color heat map for precise conservation efforts.

MYND Workshop's collaboration with AECOM Tishman and SOM on the Waldorf Astoria Hotel blends cutting-edge technology with historical preservation, capturing intricate details for NYC Landmarks Preservation Commission filings.

Discover MYND Workshop's detailed 3D capture of Basquiat's 'Untitled,' featuring brush strokes and texture, for Phillips' $85M auction. Utilizing photogrammetry and 3D scanning for a fusion of art and digital precision.

MYND Workshop partnered with Evergreene Architectural Arts to document the damaged historic ceiling at Kent Hall of New York' City’s famous Columbia University.

MYND Workshop was asked to document multiple phases throughout the renovation of this historic landmark on Manhattan's Riverside Drive.

MYND Workshop documented the primary section of stained glass windows at Trinity Church in lower Manhattan. Our scans were converted into mm accurate CAD profiles for the custom fabrication of protective glass window panes, each custom made for the historic hand-carved window openings.

MYND Workshop collaborated with Evergreene Architectural Arts to document the existing conditions of a painted ceiling at the Noble Maritime Museum in Staten Island, NY. We used a combination of LiDAR and Photogrammetry to capture the ceiling. The resulting deliverable was a high resolution scaled orthographic photo.