Huntington Gardens - Japanese House

"The Huntington" Gardens, Library and Museum is a non-profit educational and cultural center located in San Marino in greater Los Angeles. It was established in 1919 by Henry E. Huntington, railroad magnate and creator of the "Big Red Cars" that ran on the largest inter-urban system in the country.

The Japanese Garden is the jewel of the center. It is a harmonious blending of plants, falling water and ponds, stone lanterns and vermilion moon bridge in a shallow ravine setting. An authentic, nineteenth century Japanese country house on a hillside completes the scene.

With photogrammetric and laser scanning Documenta produced a complete set of architectural drawings - exterior elevations, sections, floor plans, roof plan. Further, to properly document some of the intricate wood panels, rectified images were inserted into the CAD drawings of interior elevations. 

AutoCAD screen view of the interior decorative panel drawing with rectified photographs.

To see and print the complete drawing click to download the PDF file Huntington Japanese House Rectified Panel (2,796KB)

To see and print the complete drawing click to download the PDF file Huntington Japanese House Main Elevation  (90KB).

To see and print the complete drawing click to download the PDF file Huntington Japanese House Section (80KB). 

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