360 Virtual Tours
Turn passive viewers into active buyers. We build photorealistic, browser-based 360 environments that allow clients to e...

We partnered with Thirdway to transform a bare commercial shell into a vibrant, fully navigable virtual environment. By integrating site-scanned data with high-fidelity CGI, we enabled potential tenants to experience the proposed fit-out, reducing leasing friction and design uncertainty.
Explore the modern office space

Weeks Production
Device Compatible
Unique Zones
Design Conflicts
"The virtual tour is a game-changer for our leasing strategy. It looks exactly like the final build. Being able to send a link to prospective tenants allows us to qualify leads faster and close deals without needing multiple physical site visits."

We chose V-Ray for this project to prioritize visual fidelity. While real-time engines are faster, V-Ray's ray-tracing capabilities allow for superior calculation of complex light bounces and soft shadows, which is critical when selling high-end interior design concepts.
A Matterport scan provides a point-cloud reference of the 'as-is' condition. It allows our 3D artists to overlay the proposed design onto the existing structure with millimeter precision, ensuring that the virtual tour accurately reflects the physical constraints.
Absolutely. Virtual tours pre-qualify leads by allowing them to explore the layout remotely. This filters out unsuitable prospects and engages serious tenants who can visualize their workforce in the space, shortening the sales cycle significantly.
A 360 video is a passive experience where the user watches a recorded path. A 3D virtual tour is fully interactive, giving the user agency to click, look around, and navigate to different rooms at their own pace, mimicking a physical walkthrough.
For a standard office floor plate like this Clerkenwell project, the timeline is typically 3 to 4 weeks. This includes modeling, texturing, rendering, and the final web integration, provided that the design brief and CAD files are finalized.
Yes, our web-based tours are fully responsive. They work on desktops and mobiles for quick viewing but also support VR mode. Users with headsets like the Meta Quest can step inside the environment for a fully immersive, stereoscopic experience.
