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A friend of mine's husband built a new location for his business and the architecture firm used VR to helped him see what his place would be like. It seems only
by colmvp 10y ago
A friend of mine's husband built a new location for his business and the architecture firm used VR to helped him see what his place would be like. It seems only logical for much larger initiatives like this one to ensure that a lot of plans get revised earlier on in the planning process, such as figuring out the optimal lighting (as mentioned in the article). I'm sure most of us live in cities where we know of a story of an expensive project that had a mishaps because of a lack of foresight.
- aphextron 10y agoFascinating. What, exactly, did they use VR for? Were they actually doing design work with it, or just doing demos? What kind of hardware and software?
- ethbro 10y ago> I'm sure most of us live in cities where we know of a story of an expensive project that had a mishaps because of a lack of foresight. Like most of Gerhy's designs?