Drag to look around, click the markers to walk between rooms.
The interactive tour needs JavaScript. The still image above is one view from the same 360° capture.
Four rooms joined by floor markers, so a visitor moves between spaces the way they would on foot.
The interactive tour needs JavaScript. The still image above is one view from the same 360° capture.
A double-height lobby is the hardest room in a hotel to photograph and the easiest to understand in 360°.
The interactive tour needs JavaScript. The still image above is one view from the same 360° capture.
A hung exhibition, captured as it stood. Six weeks after it closes this is the only way anyone walks it again.
The interactive tour needs JavaScript. The still image above is one view from the same 360° capture.
An event booker wants ceiling height, door positions and seating. A capture answers all three at a glance.
The interactive tour needs JavaScript. The still image above is one view from the same 360° capture.
Working premises photograph badly and inspect slowly. Used for training, insurance records and fit-out.
The interactive tour needs JavaScript. The still image above is one view from the same 360° capture.
The case for scanning is strongest where a photograph is useless. Every valve and pipe run stays documented in place.
Drag to look around. Scroll to zoom. Use the arrow keys once the tour has focus.
Tell us what you have and what it needs to achieve. We work to the budget you have — and we would rather price it so the first job earns its keep and you come back, than sell you more than the space needs.
We usually reply the same working day.
