Project
Virtual Solution · Global / Cloud
Natural History Museum: Walking Among Giants
Overview
The Brief
Physical museums often face limitations on floor space and geographic accessibility. The Global Heritage Archive needed a way to display their massive Titanosaur and T-Rex collections without building a new wing. We constructed a custom virtual environment that allows visitors to walk among the giants, inspect bones up close, and learn through interactive storytelling.
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Renders Delivered
56
Days Turnaround
104
Camera Spots
The brief
A museum that put a Titanosaur in any browser
The Global Heritage Archive needed to show its Titanosaur and T-Rex collections without building a new wing. Physical museums run out of floor space; a virtual one does not. We constructed a custom 5,000 virtual square foot environment that lets visitors walk among the giants and inspect bones up close.
Built in 3ds Max over an 8-week launch, with 45 scanned fossils and interactive storytelling, the space lifted dwell time sharply. The educational value was the win: children interact with the exhibits rather than reading a label behind glass.
It is the cultural side of our CGI 360 tours and virtual culture work, explained in CGI virtual tours for museums and galleries.
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From Bone to Byte
Development Workflow
We move from raw physical data to a polished digital experience using a pipeline focused on optimization and visual fidelity.
- Curating
- Scanning
- Lighting
- Integration
We work with curators to select artifacts that tell a cohesive story. We map out the user journey to ensure intuitive navigation through the virtual hall.