pink noise

The Multihalle Mannheim is one of the world’s most remarkable timber grid shell structures and a landmark of experimental lightweight architecture. Designed by Carlfried Mutschler and Frei Otto for the 1975 Bundesgartenschau, it remains a milestone in architectural innovation.
As part of a showcase project, we carried out a high-resolution 3D scan of the building to create an accurate digital representation of its complex geometry. Millions of data points were captured to document the structure and its current condition with precision.
The survey data was transformed into a Gaussian Splatting model, enabling a highly realistic and efficient visualization. The result is an immersive digital experience that reveals the hall’s unique spatial qualities and intricate timber structure, creating new opportunities for documentation, communication, and public engagement.