All places
Building model…
Photogrammetric surface

Sydney Opera House

Bennelong Point, New South Wales

The shells at Bennelong Point with the harbour on three sides. A photogrammetric capture handles the sails far better than a footprint ever could — they are curved surfaces, not extruded outlines.

Ground covered
500 m
Printed size
120 mm
Scale
1:4,167

Surface captured from Google's photorealistic 3D tiles. Check Google Maps Platform terms before redistributing a printed derivative.

How this model is made

1

Capture

Photogrammetric tiles covering the area are read and reduced to the topmost surface over a grid, which discards the holes and loose fragments that make raw scans unprintable.

2

Solidify

The surface is closed into a watertight solid with a plinth and a raised rim, sharing boundary vertices so there are no seams for a slicer to complain about.

3

Print

Download the STL and slice it. No supports needed: overhangs are removed by construction, and anything too fine for a nozzle is dropped rather than printed badly.

More places