Digital Documentation of Dar Lasram

During the second workshop in the Medina of Tunis, Dar Lasram was digitally documented. It is one of Tunisia's most significant examples of architectural heritage: an urban palace dating from the 18th–19th centuries and included on UNESCO's World Heritage List.

The three-storey palace combines Andalusian, Ottoman, and local architectural influences, with rich marble decoration. The architectural documentation focused on the central courtyard and the palace's adjoining rooms.

Digital documentation used photogrammetry with a digital camera, mobile LiDAR, and 360° panoramic capture via an app.

Architectural sketches were also produced to support the more accurate creation of a 3D model and drawings.

The comprehensive digital survey and representation of the palace highlighted the potential of modern technologies for documenting complex cultural heritage monuments, supporting their future management.