The National Museum of Korean Literature, scheduled to open in 2025, launched the pilot project The Writer's Study in 2022 to explore the future direction of its literary archive initiatives and to lay the groundwork for future content development. This project aims to digitally archive writers' study spaces to preserve their original forms and expand their use through various forms of content. TechCapsule carried out the digital archival work of the study belonging to the late author Choi In-hoon, who passed away in 2018, using 3D scanning and modeling technology. The space was virtually reconstructed in VR and uploaded to an online platform. Choi's study, recognized as both his workspace and a source of inspiration, was of great importance to his family, who were committed to preserving its original form. This archival project set a precedent for evaluating the authenticity of such spaces and determining the scope of their digital documentation. The entire process was also captured in a documentary film.