Former RHS Conservatory, London built by Andrew Handyside brought back to life with A.I

In this short video I have used A.I. to resurrect some old black and white photographs and illustrations of the former Royal Horticultural Society Conservatory, South Kensington, London, UK 1860 to 1889

Andrew Handyside who made Friargate bridge in Derby also made amazing buildings with vast cast iron roof structures. Here is an example of one of their largest Conservatories they made, They made this one in 1860 for The Royal Horticultural Society in South Kensington.

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I’m sure I recognised one of the people walking the grounds … :rofl:

Which website is that with the side-by-side old OS map and satellite images?

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It’s this one, Dave:

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Now I see the URL I recognise it. They’ve obviously improved the UI since I last visited.

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LOL.
The Georeferenced mapping system is amazing, I use it all the time. Its free…