From April to October 2015, we collaborated with the Wiener Library in London, a leading and very extensive archive on the Holocaust and Nazi era, developed and exhibited a new, interactive version of the room application that introduced our virtual reconstruction of the Bergen-Belsen concentration camp in 2012. An impressive semi-circular panorama…
A tablet application that uses geo-localization and virtual- and augmented reality for the visualization on site of the no longer existing Bergen Belsen camp. This is a high tech tool with invaluable informative and educational applications since it allows users to see what once was Bergen Belsen and in general to understand the importance…
On May 6, 2014 we welcomed a school class from Celle, Germany to test the Bergen-Belsen tablet application prototype on their day visit to the former camp site. After a short introduction, students went out in the landscape to explore the former camp grounds, find historical documents, and discuss them afterwards…
After the liberation in 1945, the camp’ huts were burned down, nothing has remained there to remind us of that tragedy, now there is only a natural park with trees and flowers, nothing that helps us to imagine what Bergen Belsen once was. Our 3D reconstruction of the camp can be instrumental…
This is a 3D reconstruction of the Bergen Belsen concentration camp, part of the installation “Here, Space of Memory” a collaborative effort between the research group SPECS http://specs.upf.edu and the memorial center of Bergen Belsen http://bergen-belsen.stiftung-ng.de to commemorate the 60 year anniversary of the latter in 2012. The reconstruction has since been updated and…
