Preview of Enhanced Glass Bank in Unreal
A preview of the enhanced Cocoa Beach Glass Bank in Unreal
A preview of the enhanced Cocoa Beach Glass Bank in Unreal
Visit our new Millican Hall Potree
Check out our Glass Bank Potree
Check out our new XP-82 Twin Mustang page
Classic 1960s Cocoa Beach signs recreated for our MemoryScan Project.
Laser scanning XP-82 Twin Mustang at Valiant Air Command
Deauville, legendary Miami Beach hotel is being demolished.
Kicking off our Mid-Century architect series.
Visit the new MemoryScan page.
Visit the new Hollywood (FL) 1960s Page
Welcome to the updated ChronoPoints website!
Laser Scanning the building’s roof before summer’s heat begins.
Laser Scanning UCF’s Millican Hall with undergraduate student
Laser scanning Carpenter Gothic architecture at St. Luke’s Episcopal Church.
Laser Scanning the House of Refuge in Stuart, Florida
Please visit our new Erin Keane – Cocoa Beach Glass Bank adaptive reuse student project page.
Please visit our new Jack Kerouac House page
Laser Scanning the Jack Kerouac House in College Park
UCF Today Article
Florida Frontiers: The Weekly Radio Magazine of the Florida Historical Society recently conducted an interview with us about the history of the Cocoa Beach Glass Bank.
This is a wonderful photo of the LAX Theme Building from Hemmings Motor News Blog.
ChronoPoints has just added a project page of the First United Methodist Church of Cocoa Beach, an excellent example of Space-Age religious architecture.
Noted architect James Gamble Rogers II designed Casa Feliz in Winter Park, Florida
Central National Motor Bank, often referred to as the “Wavy Bank” was recently demolished in Oklahoma City.
Announcing the Valiant Air Command D-Day 75th commemoration event – the C-47 Tico Belle will be in the air!
Preview of ChronoPoints laser scanning activities for summer 2019.
ChronoPoints captures a laser scan of the Chance-Vought F4U-4 Corsair ‘Korean War Hero’
Visit our Douglas C-47 laser scan project page – the first in a series of World War II aircraft scans.
ChronoPoints scans World War II era aircraft at Valiant Air Command
Visit three new Central Florida project pages!
Archaeology Student Laser Scans New Smyrna Sugar Mill Ruins
Sarasota School architect Gene Leedy
We appeared in the November 1 episode of Central Florida Roadtrip. This episode of the WUCF series examined the development of the Kennedy Space Center.
ChronoPoints is now developing a ‘life history’ of the former First National Bank of Cape Canaveral. Designed by noted Sarasota School architect Gene Leedy, the two story structure was completed in 1963.
We recently laser scanned the First United Methodist Church in Cocoa Beach along A1A. Here is a historic image as it appears circa 1963. Noticed the light colored roof compared to how it appears in the 2018 scan.
ChronoPoints just completed a laser scan of the “Charging Knight” statue situated near the main entrance to the University of Central Florida’s Spectrum Stadium.
Call for assistance! Robert P. Murkshe served as Cocoa Beach Mayor from 1963 to 1972, a period when the community grew significantly in population, physical size, and international notoriety.
This interior of the First United Methodist Church of Cocoa Beach was gathered in just four scans with our new Leica ScanStation P40.
Please visit our new Ford Roundhouse Page – it provides a brief site history, photographs and the Potree feature which enables you to dynamically view our laser scan. Potree enables you to adjust the quality of the scan, so be certain to use the controls
This intensity scan is the first in a number scans that we will be uploading from our First United Methodist Church Cocoa Beach project. Scanned with our new Leica ScanStation P40. More to follow!
Architectural Digest is featuring a review of Mod Mirage: The Midcentury Architecture of Rancho Mirage.
Photo courtesy Jim Newland, La Mesa Historical Society Taken June 29, 2018 With the decorative white beams to the right, this image depicts the complete demolition of the Roundhouse Rotunda. You can see the bridge to the service area remaining on the left.
Thank you to Karen Pearlman of the San Diego Union-Tribune for her coverage of the Penske-Ford Roundhouse demolition. The article demonstrates the cultural significance of the building to the local community.
Status of the Penske-Ford Roundhouse demolition in La Mesa as of June 22, 2018. Image provided by Jim Newland, La Mesa Historical Society
ChronoPoints will be conducting a laser scan of the First United Methodist Church of Cocoa Beach later this month.
Today, I was in Cocoa Beach researching several locations that ChronoPoints plans to laser scan this summer. I thought I would share this wonderful City of Cocoa Beach emblem from the 1960s when the community was known as Missileland, USA due to the influence of nearby Cape Canaveral (Kennedy). The logo depicts the outline of a Minuteman Missile rising from the Cape.
If you have traveled to Los Angeles International Airport (LAX), there is a good chance that you have seen these colorful mosaics that bring life to what would be very long and dull walks within the airport’s tunnel system. While the public can only see three of the original seven mosaics today, they are wonderful representations of mid-century LAX. So while walking through the Terminal 3 tunnel today, I could not resist snapping this photo and of course, it reminded me of a great 1963 movie, Sunday in New York, where Cliff Robertson’s character raced through one of these tunnels (but it …
ChronoPoints recently assisted members of the National Cemetery Administration in a heritage project at St. Augustine National Cemetery.