The virtual reality is on the rise, since with it it is possible to enter within any environment of your choice. It’s a revolutionary technology!!
The 360º view causes a real dimension, unprecedented, allowing people to understand what is being built, being part of the scene.
Architecture can have a big barrier of communication with your customers when it comes to presenting drawings of floor plans and elevations to homeowners, who often give an incomplete sense to them.
What if you could walk around your house before it got ready? You could you see the position of all the windows and doors, the entrance of the sun every morning. The circulation between the kitchen and the living room and your whole house decorated? Today this is already possible! How many unwanted surprises could be avoided?
“Virtual Reality removes one big barrier: It allows people to understand what’s being built,” says Shane Scranton, co-founder and CEO of IrisVR, , a company that has launched virtual reality software especially for architects.
For many years, architects have used images in 3D, which made a nice impression in the eyes of the owner, but the scale can be difficult to interpret.
Now, customers can experience their homes, at different times of day or night, can see the position for lighting and furniture. This way, change orders can be reduced dramatically.
A builder in Seattle, WA, has opened a showroom where potential buyers can make a virtual visit to his condo building. Future tenants can walk through one or two bedroom apartments, enjoying the views and checking for finishes. This lets you know if the property it is the good fit for them.
* Images taken from Houzz.com
