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This is a 3D scan (point cloud) of the Lunds Nation Landsarkivet created in the context of the DuraArK-Project. The project developed methods and tools for the Long-Term Preservation (LTP) of architectural knowledge, including approaches to: Enrich Building Information Models with “as built” information from scans, semantically enrich building models with additional data sets, preserve 3D models for future reuse.
Lunds Nation Landsarkivet was built in 1903 by the initiative of historian Martin Weibull whose son Lauritz Weibull became its first director, archivist.
It was one of Sweden's ten provincial archives and had primary responsibility for the archival documents from the regional government creators in Blekinge, Skåne and Halland. But the archive also holds private archive material such as land and farm archives, private archives and business archives. Previously a separate archive, since January 1, 2010 it is part of the National Archives.
The Archive was relocated in 2013 to Gastelyckan outside the city. The original premises at Arkivgatan in central Lund has been taken over by Lund Nation, and is being converted into housing.
Architects: Carl Møller 1903, Bernt Nyberg 1968-71, FOJAB arkitekter 2014