web development & design for archaeology

Urban Chameleon

Interactive platform for exploring and analysing graffiti as cultural heritage along Vienna's Danube Canal.

Institution: Ludwig Boltzmann Institute for Archaeological Prospection and Virtual Archaeology
Role: Wireframing, Mockup, Prototyping, Web Development
Duration: 2 months intensive work
Tools: Next.js 13+, React, SCSS, TypeScript, Figma, Miro, OpenAtlas, Resium/CesiumJS
Year: 2023
Location: Vienna, Austria

Objective

Create an interactive platform for exploring and analysing graffiti in spatial and temporal context, preserving graffiti as cultural heritage.

Graffiti are inherently transient, requiring dynamic temporal display
Managing and visualising large datasets with high-resolution 3D surface models in real-time

Public-facing digital platform for Project INDIGO documenting 13km of continuous graffiti along the Danube Canal.

First interactive platform mapping graffiti as cultural heritage along the Danube Canal
Used by researchers at the Ludwig Boltzmann Institute for ongoing graffiti documentation