Graham Street Hong Kong (Workshop Space 01) - A fragmented nighttime street reconstruction shows multistory buildings, illuminated storefronts, a narrow passage, and colorful graffiti. A floating display presents a sharper street view beside an explanatory text panel.

Graham Street | Hong Kong (Workshop Space 01)

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This Opus Lab Workshop Space "Graham Street" illustrates several approaches to 3DGS reconstruction of Graham Street, Central, Hong Kong Island, Hong Kong. We used the XGRIDS PortalCam to make a SLAM-based reconstruction, which proved particularly challenging as it was performed at nighttime. We also used Marble Mini and Plus (0.1) by World Labs, SHARP by Apple and Hunyuan World-Mirror by Tencent to reconstruct part of the street based on a single photo uploaded as a prompt. These three methods demonstrate different approaches to generating 3D reconstructions, ranging from real-world multi-frame and multi-spectral capture, through text and image prompting (cloud-processed), to local 3DGS generation based on a single photo.

A fragmented nighttime street reconstruction shows multistory buildings, illuminated storefronts, a narrow passage, and colorful graffiti. A floating display presents a sharper street view beside an explanatory text panel.

  • Architecture
  • Photography
  • Urban
  • Night
  • Graffiti
  • Street
  • Technology
  • Exhibition

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