Historic Ghosts house gains digital protection
Engineers created a precise 3D model of West Horsley Place.
In the UK, a historic Surrey manor made famous by the BBC sitcom Ghosts has been digitally mapped. Engineers completed a detailed 3D survey of West Horsley Place.
The year long project used laser scanners to capture millions of measurements. Researchers from University of Surrey documented every room and structural feature.
The digital model reveals hidden deterioration and supports long term conservation planning. Future phases may add sensors to track temperature, humidity, and structural movement.
British researchers say the work could enhance preservation and visitor engagement. Virtual tours and augmented storytelling may deepen understanding of the estate’s history.
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