Modern open-plan office space with glass-partitioned rooms, wooden accents, concrete beams, herringbone flooring, and employees working at desks and collaborative areas.
Office · Dublin, Ireland

Valo, Dublin: a bare floor plate let as a VR tour

Built for an institutional landlord so a prospect in another country stands in the workspace instead of imagining it.

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The Brief

An empty shell is one of the hardest things in commercial property to let. You are asking a tenant to look at bare concrete and a glazing line and infer circulation, density, daylight and finish quality all at once. Most cannot, so they hesitate, low-ball, or go and view a competitor's fitted space instead. A 360 virtual tour removes the ask entirely.

The Brief
A tour is unforgiving
The craft

A tour is unforgiving

In a still image you choose the angle. In a tour the viewer stops wherever they like and stares as long as they like, from any direction, so there is nowhere for a cheap texture to hide. Every material was calibrated from scratch, from the grain of the oak joinery to the gloss of the glass partitions. The hotspots were then sequenced so a prospect walks the floor rather than teleporting around it.

350sq m
Total Area
7
Renders Delivered
15
Days Turnaround
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