We work with clients to establish the scope of a VR project that will achieve their objectives in a cost-effective manner. We charge a price per square foot and provide solutions that range in scale from a single space, to an entire building.
THE PROCESS
LARGE SCALE
Which areas of the overall project should be featured?
(One unit? Typical units? All units? Amenities?)
SMALL SCALE
Within a given space, which rooms or areas should be shown?
(Bedrooms? Bathrooms? Closets? Balconies?)
In addition to providing high-end virtual reality experiences, we also provide a full-suite of marketing services. From the environments we build, we can extract presentation materials that can be used in a variety of contexts.
Desktop VR
Immersive and real-time environments run off the Oculus Rift headset.
Renderings
Receive a high volume of images and videos for social media marketing.
3D Modeling
From 2D drawings, we can build 3D models optimised for virtual reality.
Interactive VR
Access a whole suite of tools and interactive features during the VR experience.
Branding
Everything needed for marketing, plus printed materials and a website.
Interior Design
We can make furniture and decor selections for your environments.
We convert 2D AutoCAD drawings and architectural 3D Models into full-scale VR experiences. Through the existing documentation of the project, we can accurately depict the designer’s vision.
We can build a VR experience from the following 2D/3D file types:
- Autodesk AutoCAD
- Autodesk Revit
- Autodesk 3DS Max
- Rhino
- Sketchup
These additional materials help ensure accuracy of the design intent:
- Material selections, associated with their locations
- Customization options for materials & appliances
- Kitchen and bathroom elevations & products
- Interior details and ceiling heights
- Reflected ceiling plans and electrical plans
- Furniture and artwork selections
- Information about the project
It typically takes us 7-14 days to create an interactive VR environment. The client will receive a series of sample renderings to make sure the design intent has been met. Once the real-time VR experience is ready, there are a few ways that it can be experienced.