Led by the National Trust, in the UK and by Trinity College Dublin in Ireland, the project brings together a team of experts from the two countries, including academics from UCL and King’s College in London, the University of Surrey, the Office of Public works, Discovery Programme and Technical University Dublin, in Ireland.
The project seeks to use digital technology to tell deeper stories about how these beautiful places were made and a more rounded picture of who made them. Clandon Park is an ideal place for this exploration - the fire-damaged building reveals layers of materials and methods which remain hidden elsewhere, offering an ‘X-ray’ of historical craft processes.