The "Villa Louvigny" project is a comprehensive remodeling of a historic auditorium, commissioned by the Luxembourg Ministry of Culture. As part of the broader Twin iT! initiative, this project contributes to a pan-European collection of 3D-digitized heritage assets.

The remodeling process begins with capturing the concert hall's intricate details using advanced 3D scans and high-resolution images taken by DSLRs and drones. This data is then meticulously reconstructed into a detailed 3D model of the space.

Once the 3D model is created, it undergoes a texturing phase to ensure every surface is represented with photorealistic precision. The next step involves integrating the textured model into a game engine, allowing for interactive exploration and virtual tours. This digital replica of "Villa Louvigny" will also be accessible on various online portals, enhancing its reach and educational value.

The project aims not only to preserve the cultural significance of "Villa Louvigny" but also to make it widely accessible to the public and researchers across Europe. By digitizing the concert hall, the Luxembourg Ministry of Culture ensures that this historic site is preserved for future generations. The project showcases the potential of digital technology in cultural heritage conservation and promotes the sharing of European heritage in innovative ways.