Located in the village of Lythrangomi, the Panayia Kanakaria Basilica is a significant 6th-century Byzantine church renowned for its exceptional early Christian mosaics. The basilica originally featured a three-aisled layout with domes and was rebuilt and expanded between the 6th and 12th centuries.

The scope of this contract involves the 3D documentation of the Panayia Kanakaria Monastery, a Byzantine-era monument in Nicosia, aiming to document its architectural form, historical and cultural significance, as well as its current state of preservation. The 3D survey seeks to preserve historical memory, create an accurate archival record to support future restoration and conservation efforts, and provide specialists and researchers with a detailed study resource. The work includes on-site data collection using terrestrial laser scanning (TLS) technology for precise and detailed architectural documentation.

Deliverables:

• Georeferenced 3D point cloud in *.e57 and .rcp formats with navigation capabilities.

• Accuracy within ±2mm was ensured for critical architectural elements.

• Orthophotos of exterior facades and interior decorative details.

• Photographic documentation with notes on preservation condition.