Building of 3D hard reconstruction model of the Acropolis of Justiniana Prima (modern-day Caricin Grad, Serbia), comprehend elaborating of each building within Acropolis fortification by architectural approach, meaning that building should be prepared for open cross-section presentation and ground-floor architecture as well.
Building of the 3D hard model of the baptisterium (architect Milos Urosevic), was especially carefully conveyed, considering that floor mosaic carpet was prepared in detail as texture, so efforts were gathered to achieve convinced and most objective reconstruction of the polychrome interior of the building.
General, top view of the Acropolis roofs elevation. Project program for the ACROPOLIS 2002/3, comprehend building of the hard 3D model of the entire Acropolis of the Justiniana Prima, as bank of data, ready to be used for demonstration and presentation in several ways. All of the building within Acropolis ramparts represents an episcopeion - agglomeration of Episcopal palaces and churches, designed once to be the Episcopal seat for central Illiricum (built by Justinian, VI a.d.).
Cathedral of Justiniana Prima - preliminar reconstruction with piscina in foreground. At this phase of overall Project for Caricin Grad - Justiniana Prima, architectural sculpture, capitels and church templons with ambo, were not elaborated in 3D. It was done in very next Project, 2006/7.
Polichrome, tricolor ambient of the Baptisterium interior with baptistry cruciform piscina in center.
3D model by Milos Urosevic, textures by Vladan Zdravkovic. Reconstruction of the floor mosaic carpet took 1,5month, but it pays of by achieving convincing reconstruction. Mosaic on walls was not elaborated because there is no clue about their appearances - by adding them, scientific reconstruction would lost its validity.
Large, segmental cross-section of the entire Cathedral and Baptisterium architectural ensemble, along the cardinal axis.
Total overview upon Acropolis of Justiniana Prima from west. Render of the Acropolis was incorporated within photomontage for the purpose of Exhibition on Justiniana Prima in French Cultural Centre, Belgrade 2003.
