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EverythingOld is New Again.

Image shows the digital model of the lost baskets at Stowe House. Created as the Refinery Partnership with MP Bateman.

Digital Methods for HISTORIC BUILDINGS.

Meeson Conservation brings transformative digital capabilities to the conservation, resoration and safeguarding of historic buildings.

Our highly innovative practice partners digital skills and technologies with traditional craftsmanship to create new possibilities within the conservation and restoration of historic buildings.

We offer new, meaningful routes to safeguard against loss or damage, capabilities that add value to every stage of a project and new futures for endangered traditional crafts.

SERVICES

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  • a 3D model by Meeson Conservation

    Digital conservation assets

    Accurate 3D digital records of historic and high value features for conservation monitoring and safeguarding against loss and damage.

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  • Complete Project Delivery

    Complete management and delivery of all stages of projects from planning and design, to fabrication and installation.

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  • 3D digital on site scanning by Meeson Conservation

    3D Digital Scanning

    On-site digital capture of detailed 3D form form to deliver new capabilities and improve outcomes across every stage of your project.

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    Digitally Controlled Fabrication.

    Digitally controlled production bringing new efficiencies and capabilities to the creation of historic ornate features.

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  • An image of 3D Modelling.

    3D Modelling, Repair and Design

    Advanced digital modelling, offering powerful new capabilites in the repair, adaptation and creation of new designs and the accurate reinstatement of lost features.

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  • Digital imaging and research

    Photographic services for large format reproduction, documentation, digitization and analysis.

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    Photo-real visualisation and design documents

    Photo-real rendered visualisations, 2D designs, models and maquettes.

    For planning, refinerment and approval ahead of physical works.

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RECENT Projects

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Proscenium Arch Mask, Cambridge Arts Theatre.

Client: Cocksedge Building Contractors

Project: The rennovation of the Cambridge Arts Theatre, Cambridge.

Works: The onsite scanning of the full Proscinium Arch Mask and studio based processing to deliver a the 3D model of the Mask, in varying resolutions and forms, showing full colour surface detail, structural form, both with and without surrounding surface.

The 3D scanning of the theatre’s historic proscenium arch mask, ahead of its removal during works.

Through scanning and then 3D modelling to repair and clean up the data, we have created a lasting record of this historic but fragile form.

The creation of this 3D digital record enables the accurate and repeated recreation of the mask in varying scale and material in the future.

It can also be used as a shareable and easily accessable 3D asset for future planning, design and research projects.

Creation of the twin chimneypieces for the State Dining Room, Stowe House

A groundbreaking project at the heart of a major restoration at Stowe, using a revolutionary digital workflow to deliver exceptional results.

Created in collaboration with MP Bateman as the Refinery Partnership.

Conservation Scanning at Emmanuel Court, Cambridge.

A range of finely detailed 3D model assets, produced from on-site scanning.

Created in collaboration with MP Bateman as the Refinery Partnership.

RECENT NEWS

Feature in Country Life MAGAZINE

Greg Meeson of Meeson Conservation has been featured in Country Life Magazine’s Renaissance of the Country House.

The article identifies “five experts keeping historic houses alive, repairing, conserving, reinstating and adding new layers of creativity.”

Interviewed alongside Matt Bateman for our collaborative work as Refinery.