<p><strong>Abstract.</strong> Historical and cultural building conservation is often limited to high value buildings and only receives financial support when serious issues arise. Modern technologies are able to support and encourage a preventive approach, diminishing costs and avoiding possibly irreparable damage. One way of doing so is by improving the work-flow of building inspectors during their inspection r outines. In that regard, mixed reality presents itself as an attractive framework for easing maintenance tasks. This paper describes our current implementation of such a solution, levering the spatial capabilities of Microsoft’s HoloLens glasses. </p>

Figure 1: (a) Initial tree; (b, c) Tree grows and thickens with every note; (d, e) Tree develops leaves upon reaching the half-note; (f, g, h) Each note increases the wind intensity.