Carnegie Mansion: Exterior

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A home transformed into a design museum

Carnegie Mansion: Exterior

The Carnegie Mansion was built in New York at the turn of the twentieth century. It now houses Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum. This scan is a record of the surviving building, not a reconstruction of every historical room.

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At a glance

Collection: Architecture
Section: Historic houses
Model: 201,451 triangles · 2.1 MB

Model coverage and boundaries

297 web meshes; 201,451 triangles; 55 embedded image textures. Source chunks/materials are not assumed to be physical components. No exploded view is offered.

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Evidence & model coverage

297 web meshes; 201,451 triangles; 55 embedded image textures. Source chunks/materials are not assumed to be physical components. No exploded view is offered.

Changes: Geometry and materials reserialized; Draco re-encoding may discard degenerate faces. Embedded textures reduced to at most 512 pixels per dimension. Original files retained privately.

Credit: Carnegie Mansion scan by 3D Systems, courtesy of Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum. CC0 1.0. Geometry and supplied color textures covered by the museum’s model-specific release.

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Meshes are normalized for viewing. Display size is not a measurement tool. This is an educational exterior/surface visualization; unmodeled interiors and hidden systems are not inferred.

File audit

Retrieved 16 October 2026. Original SHA-256: e5f26db5e21ac296c1b00c2b182cc5b3f6771a4c2fd21e903e9421ae7595613b. Original and audit evidence retained privately. Full rights entry.