Projects

Created for the architects to document Sky's award-winning 70,000 square foot innovation centre at their Osterley campus. The building houses technology engineers and creatives in large open plan spaces, captured while the facility remained fully operational.

Standout feature: Demonstrates that 360° tours can capture occupied, active workspaces rather than requiring sterile, empty environments - showing how to handle people moving through large spaces while maintaining tour quality.

A residential sector architects needed to showcase their innovative modular townhouse design to investors and prospective buyers. These compact two-bedroom homes are built off-site and craned into position.

Standout feature: Toggle between furnished and unfurnished views with a single button, allowing viewers to see both spatial potential and lived-in appeal without navigating separate tours.

Plymouth's new museum, combining the historic 1907 Plymouth City Museum and Art Gallery with new extensions. The redevelopment houses 2 million items across galleries showcasing fine art, history, and maritime heritage.

Standout feature: View exhibitions and gallery displays, allowing remote visitors to explore museum collections and demonstrating how 360° tours can extend museum reach beyond physical visitors.

A 3D Gaussian Splat model of one of the pumping stations at Ding Dong Mine, Cornwall - a UNESCO World Heritage Site showcasing the region's industrial mining heritage through preserved granite engine house structures.

Standout feature: Interactive hotspots throughout the 3D model - click on various features to be automatically guided to them with information popups providing historical context.

Commissioned by the architects to document their design. The tour showcases the building's contemporary architecture across multiple levels and functional areas, captured while the facility remained fully operational with no disruption to daily activities.

Standout feature: Demonstrates professional lighting control and image quality in mixed-use environments, showing how careful capture and editing techniques handle complex interior spaces with consistent, balanced results.

A medical training environment, featuring realistic 360° views of an operating theatre, maternity suite, ward, and ambulance. Each room includes on-screen training modules, designed to simulate clinical checklists and orientation for healthcare students.

Standout feature: Embedded e-learning content on TV screens and surfaces within the rooms, demonstrating how 360° tours can be enhanced with interactive training material for remote learning / training.

A construction site capture, delivered as a lightweight 3D Gaussian Splat model that can be viewed directly in the browser. The model records site condition at a specific moment in time and makes it easy to track progress remotely or share with stakeholders without large file transfers.

Standout feature: Accurate representation of thin, complex elements like scaffolding, demonstrating how Gaussian Splats provide clarity and realism for site documentation and progress tracking.

A Grade II-listed government office built in the early 1900s underwent a comprehensive retrofit to meet modern workplace standards. The 360° tour captures key areas of the building in two states - furnished and unfurnished - while maintaining confidentiality for the client.

Standout feature: Location-based navigation, users select specific rooms and areas rather than walking through sequentially, demonstrating alternative navigation for projects where traditional walkthrough tours aren't suitable.

Created for the architect to document the large, complex central atrium space of the Clarice Pears Building, University Of Glasgow. Rather than a traditional walkthrough tour, this project demonstrates an alternative approach to 360° documentation.

Standout feature: Single central viewpoint captured by drone, with hotspots radiating outward to showcase surrounding spaces, demonstrating how 360° technology can be adapted beyond standard room-to-room navigation.