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01_Project Specs

Location

Jerusalem

Year

2026

Category

Technical

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Restoring the Jewish Temple: A Spatial Study

BIM/GIS Integration & Historical Reconstruction

Problem

Historical reconstruction required aligning uncertain archaeological evidence with architectural precision.

Method

Combined BIM modeling, GIS control data, Monte Carlo testing, and iterative drawing studies.

Output

A documented spatial model, analytical diagrams, and a navigable image archive.

Tools

Revit, PyRevit, QGIS, PyQGIS, Python, TwinMotion

Overall spatial reconstruction of the Temple Precinct.
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Overall spatial reconstruction of the Temple Precinct.

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Project Narrative

A comprehensive spatial study focused on the restoration of the Jewish Temple, integrating BIM workflows with GIS analysis to reconstruct complex historical and architectural systems.

Design Analysis

Utilized Revit and PyRevit for BIM modeling, QGIS and PyQGIS for spatial analysis, and Python for data processing. Final visualizations were produced in TwinMotion to provide an immersive spatial experience.

02_Technical Specs

Software

Revit, PyRevit, QGIS, PyQGIS, Python, TwinMotion

Focus

Historical Restoration, BIM/GIS Integration

Scale

Site-wide analysis

03_Axial Logic & Orientation

"The precinct organization is derived from a strict axial system that aligns the archaeological remains with topological signatures."

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04_Research Connection

This project is part of a broader investigation into computational heritage documentation. Refer to the Research Archive for technical methodology.

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