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Dr. Nick Webb, Jeff Speakman
A discussion of the design for a Roman Catholic Cathedral at Liverpool, based on physical and digital models.
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Digital models
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Physical model endoscopic film (Mezzo Films)
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Article on the digital model
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Dr Nick Webb
Architect and lecturer @Liverpool School of Architecture
Dr Nick Webb is a qualified architect and lecturer at the Liverpool School of Architecture. As a researcher he is interested in how digital tools and techniques can be used as methods to enhance and critique our understanding of historic works of architecture, whether they be existing buildings, were built and then damaged or destroyed, or were not built at all. His research focuses on methods that enable new information to be provided that would not have been possible in a pre-digital context, including digital capture technologies such as laser scanning, three-dimensional digital modelling and analysis, and immersive virtual reality techniques. He is currently principal investigator on the AHRC funded project ‘Tracing the past: analysing the design and construction of English medieval vaults using digital techniques,’ alongside a team of researchers at Liverpool.
Jeff Speakman
Assistant Curator @Archaeology Museum of Liverpool.
Speakman was the lead researcher / curator on the display of Lutyens's large scale Liverpool Cathedral model in the The Museum of Liverpool, which is one of eight Museums and Art Galleries around Merseyside which form National Museums Liverpool. Speakman has worked for NML for 25 years on excavations and as a post-excavation ceramic specialist writing finds reports from many of our excavations, as well as with responsibilities for the Regional Archaeology collections and display of archaeological material.