Restoration Design of Tusi Manor in Yunnan-Tibetan Regin based on Virtual Reality Technology
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and civil buildings, facing the dilemma of disappearing day by day. Taking Tusi manor in Yunnan Tibetan area as the research object, field
investigation method and field surveying and mapping are adopted to obtain the basic data of the architectural samples of Tusi manor in Yunnan Tibetan area. On this basis, combined with virtual reality technology, the architectural samples of Tusi manor in Yunnan Tibetan area are
restored in equidimensional restoration, and the original appearance of the buildings in Yunnan Tibetan area is highly restored, so as to realize
the digital protection of the buildings in Yunnan Tibetan area. It provides new ideas for the protection of historical buildings.
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DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.70711/rcha.v2i11.5987
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