Uncovering America's Underwater City

3D Modeling

11 Oct

Written by Caspar Stanley

“Somewhere underneath the 1.3 billion tons of water behind me is a 180-year-old underwater city.”

— Mark Rober / Video intro

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Mark Rober sitting with a 3D printed model of Folsom Lake, next to the lake itself

Mark Rober standing with a 3D printed model of Folsom Lake, gesturing to show the flow of water through the dam.

Mark Rober placing some clay on a 3D printed model of Folsom Lake, to simulate the dam, next to the lake itself.

Mark Rober pouring water into a 3D printed model of Folsom Lake, to simulate the dam, next to the lake itself.

Role: 3D modeler

For: Mark Rober / CrunchLabs

Work: 3D modeling for 3D print

Mark RoberCrunchLabs3D PrintData Visualization

Caspar Stanley https://casparstanley.com/

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