Category: Building Industry
Why AEC Businesses Must Use VR for Brand Storytelling
Brand storytelling helps businesses gain momentum. In this blog, let’s explore how we can use VR for brand storytelling of architecture, engineering, and construction businesses. Let’s address the new challenges that storytellers need to work out as well.
Evaluating VR Solutions? Ask These 9 Big-Ticket Questions
Every year, more and more builders and property developers are making immersive technology a part of their daily workflow. They are embracing VR solutions because it delivers a strong return on investment.
The Biggest Questions About Using VR Architectural Visualisations — ANSWERED [Part 2]
In this blog, we discuss the fundamental issues that keep some builders and property developers from using VR architectural visualisations in their business. By addressing their concerns, we hope to lessen their fear of investing and embracing VR technology.
The Biggest Questions About Using VR Architectural Visualisations — ANSWERED [Part 1]
In this blog, we discuss the fundamental issues that keep some builders and property developers from using VR architectural visualisations in their business. By addressing their concerns, we hope to lessen their fear of investing and embracing VR technology.
How Interior Design Firms Use VR in Digital Marketing
Apart from Is VR the key to boosting an interior design firm’s brand awareness and exposure?
How Design Teams Collaborate Using VR
Virtual Reality redefines the design process for large scale architecture agencies, which benefits their in-house design team and their clients.
How VR Transforms An Architect’s Relationship with Clients
VR in architecture improved a lot of things in the design and building process. The most important change? The designer’s relationship with clients.
VR is the New Media That Tells Stories Behind Architectural Visualisations
Architectural visualisations aim to help designers communicate their vision and tell stories to the client. But, the era of 2D and 3D rendered photos are over. VR is here to replace them.