Project Vision

“Working as part of the team at Hampikian, help digitally document one of the most significant conservation projects in Egyptian archaeology — the colossi of Amenhotep III — so that every stone that rose and every stone that fell can be studied, restored and remembered.”

On-site 3D scanning, photogrammetry and full documentation workflow for the colossi of Amenhotep III and his mortuary temple at Kom el Hettan — delivered together with the team at Hampikian for Architecture & Heritage Management.

This is the project that became international news. In December 2025, Egypt unveiled meticulously restored colossal statues of Pharaoh Amenhotep III in the southern city of Luxor — toppled by a strong earthquake around 1200 BC, now re-assembled after years of conservation and archaeological work.

Working as part of the team at Hampikian for Architecture & Heritage Management, I contributed to the 3D documentation workflow on-site — conducting high-precision scanning of heritage and archaeological elements alongside colleagues, producing accurate 3D models directly from the scan data, and optimizing and cleaning that data for use in visualization, archiving and active restoration planning.

Every colossal fragment the team scanned becomes part of a growing digital archive: a record of what survived, what was reassembled, and what still needs to be traced. It is, in every sense, architecture at the scale of history.