Wiltshire Museum is redeveloping the old Assize Courts. To help me visualise the plans I built a 3D model from the planning drawings so you can see the building as it is now and as it's planned. You can walk round it, look inside the courtrooms and entrance hall, and switch between the two views.
I'm an amateur, and this is version 1. It was made without specialist architectural tools, from the published planning drawings, LiDAR and open map data. It won't be perfect, but I don't think it's bad. Corrections are welcome. The interiors still need refining.

Explore it here: https://timdaw37.github.io/assize-courts-3d
The model is open source and free to reuse. The code is on GitHub at TimDaw37/assize-courts-3d under the MIT licence, so you can copy it, adapt it and share it, as long as you keep the credits. If you spot something wrong, such as a window in the wrong place, a missing detail or a height that looks off, please tell me in the comments or raise an issue on GitHub. Please keep the data credits (Environment Agency LiDAR, OpenStreetMap, Historic England and OS) when you reuse it.

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