First there were 2D line drawings on paper to illustrate architectural plans or features.

Then there was 3D photograph technology — offering a 360 degree ‘static’ view of a room or building.

Now there is 3D video — which constructs a fully-rendered 3D environment from 2D plans, and then enables the viewer to walk or fly through this virtual reality world.

This vast view of the original plans, either presented on your computer screen or through virtual reality goggles,
also supports swapping in or out different styles of fixtures — carpets, tapware,
appliances, etc —to create a space that truly reflects each viewer’s unique style, while automatically generating fit out requirements in preparation for construction.