The Met, Rebuilt in Isometric transforms artworks and objects from The Met into a single museum seen through an isometric 3/4 top-down view. Instead of presenting the collection as isolated objects, I reimagined it as a miniature explorable world where architecture, circulation, display design, and artworks can all be understood at once. This elevated camera angle turns the museum into something between a diorama, a game environment, and an exhibition plan allowing historical works from different cultures and periods to coexist inside one stylized spatial system. The project is built through spatial recomposition: extracting forms, colors, and atmospheres from many separate works, then rebuilding them into themed galleries within one coherent isometric interior. Sculptures become focal monuments, decorative objects become display pieces, and historical artifacts help define the visual identity of each room. Rather than simply arranging references side by side, the work redesigns the archive as a navigable world viewed from above. Sources: Plaque with landscape · The Puritan · Victory · The Old Dragoons of 1850 · Standing poodle · White Ogre Tihu (Katsina Figure) · Old Testament figures · Chimera · Tara, the Buddhist Savior · Jizō, Bodhisattva of the Earth Store (Kshitigarbha) · Armor (Gusoku) · Triad of Osiris, Isis, and Horus · Shabti of Seti I · Amulet of a lion-headed Bastet · Model Paddling Boat · Figure personifying a spring · Nymph · Angels Bearing the Body of Saint Catherine to Mount Sinai · The Morning Coffee. FLORA project: https://app.flora.ai/view/js7f93pyyexptrw6te7t9wzmwn8dyjf4