To save and to keep safe...

The Arc/k Project, a nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization, digitally archives that which is too valuable, too important, and too unique to be lost or forgotten. As great as the palaces of Versailles or as humble as a discarded arrowhead, our cultural heritage defines who and what we are—and we can all play a vitally important role in preserving it.

Palmyra Castle, located in the province of Homs, Syria, is listed as one of the UNESCO World Heritage sites in danger due to the Syrian civil war. Explore the crowdsourced photogrammetry of the castle generated from HD video footage of a paraglider circling above.

We are working to generate synergies and provide support for the currently separate and solitary efforts of like-minded activists, museums, and organizations with an end goal of forging a unified global response to emerging crises.

Photogrammetry of the US space program, commemorating the Apollo 11 mission to land a man on the moon.

530 million people watched Neil Armstrong plant the flag on July 20, 1969.

The Arc/k Project’s Arc/kivist’s Corner offers education, resources and news about emerging trends in the rapidly evolving domain of digital cultural heritage and archival practice. From the basics of digital archiving explained, to sneak peeks of the inner workings behind the models and catalog, join the Arc/k Project and engage in the digital cultural heritage preservation conversation today!