The Düzce Clock Tower is among the structures that held an important place in the city's early settlement fabric, but which have not survived to the present day. Information about the period in which it existed is limited; all physical traces of the structure have completely disappeared, and only archival photographs and oral accounts have survived to the present.

Within the scope of LabMemory, this project aims to recreate the Clock Tower in three dimensions using AI-powered methods from existing photographs and to allow for a digital experience of the structure. While creating a reconstruction that closely resembles the building's original appearance, detail enhancement, perspective analysis, and modeling processes are applied to the photographs.

This study contributes to making visible again a lost structure in Düzce's urban memory, and also constitutes an important prototype for testing methods developed for digital cultural heritage production.