3D Virtual Tours & Digital Twins
The navigable record of the space, with each room placed within the walkthrough.
Keep the gallery explorable even after the exhibition closes
A navigable walkthrough of the space and what it displays, right where it sits, available online while the show is open and after.
Demonstration model
Belfast Waterfront - Main Auditorium
What doesn't survive the takedown
What's on display occupies a specific place in the room, and that arrangement is part of what it's meant to convey. Anyone who can't make it —because they're far away, or the exhibition closes before their trip— is left with photos of individual pieces.
What's left after the takedown. A temporary exhibition exists for a few weeks. Once it's taken down, what's left are images of individual works, not a record of how it was set up.
How the rooms relate. What follows what, where you enter: it doesn't come across in loose images.
Limited hours. The space opens on set hours and dates, and outside of them it can't be visited.
A trip that doesn't always line up. Someone far away can't always plan a trip within the dates the exhibition stays open.
Demonstration model
Museo del Jurásico de Asturias — Colunga
ANOTHER TYPE OF SPACE
The room, explorable, with what it displays right where it sits
The room becomes explorable online, with what it displays right where it sits. It's not a catalog of pieces: it's the sequence of rooms and how the works relate visually to each other and to the space they occupy.
When the exhibition is temporary, that same capture keeps serving a purpose after it comes down. It doesn't replace the institution's records or catalog, but it leaves a visual reference of how it was set up.
ROOM SEQUENCE The walkthrough follows the order the space is meant to be visited.
WORKS IN PLACE Each piece appears where it was installed, not loose in a list.
ACCESS BY LINK Remote review, with no need to be on site together.
AFTER THE TAKEDOWN The capture keeps serving as a visual reference of the setup.
The services that produce the record
Interactive 3D Showroom
Adds room floor plans or capacity information inside the walkthrough.
Where it adds the most value
Museums and galleries
that want an exhibition available to check remotely while it's up.
Temporary exhibitions
worth keeping a visual record of how they were set up.
Heritage spaces
where the building itself is part of what's being visited.
Cultural centers and interpretive spaces
that need to present their rooms, visitor routes, and content as one connected spatial experience.
We produce visual material of the space and what's installed in it
We don't do conservation, museological cataloging, piece digitization, or scientific documentation: what we deliver represents how the space looked on the day of capture, not a certified heritage archive.
Tell us which space you want to make explorable
A permanent room and a six-week exhibition aren't approached the same way, and in the second case timing matters. Write to us with what you have in mind.
