stone temple 3d model

Create a highly accurate architectural 3D model of the Hucchapaya Mantapa located in Annegundi near Hampi, Karnataka, India. The structure is an open pillared stone mantapa built in the Vijayanagara style, resting on a low rectangular stone plinth. The plan is elongated and rectangular, with no enclosing walls, completely open on all sides. The mantapa consists of multiple rows of evenly spaced granite stone columns, aligned longitudinally. Columns are square at the base, transitioning into octagonal and circular shafts, and returning to square capitals. Each column is heavily carved with horizontal moldings, ringed bands, and subtle floral and geometric detailing, but not overly ornate. Some columns feature simple sculptural reliefs, typical of utilitarian Vijayanagara mandapas. Above the columns sits a flat stone roof made of large granite slabs, supported by stone beams (lintels) running perpendicular and parallel to the rows of columns. The roof has a slight stepped edge and appears heavy and monol