We reconstruct places that no longer look the way they once did.
NakARaan is a digital heritage practice focused on making Philippine places and histories visible through archival research, 3D reconstruction, and augmented reality.
We reconnect people with places that have changed, disappeared, or been forgotten.
Photographs, maps, documents, inscriptions, and other historical sources guide our reconstructions.
We translate that research into 3D environments, augmented reality experiences, and place-based encounters—bringing historical layers back into the places connected to them.
Gamy Domingo
Founder · Digital Heritage Practitioner
I built NakARaan from an interest in what happens when historical research leaves the page and returns to the place where the history happened.
My background spans archaeology, media studies, immersive technology, and digital cultural heritage. These fields shaped how I approach heritage—not simply as something to preserve, but as something that can be researched, reconstructed, interpreted, and experienced.
I approach each project as both a creative and research process: grounded in evidence, transparent about interpretation, and designed for public encounter.