Interactive and virtual tours

Typically one to two weeks from receiving the plans and finishes schemes. More rooms, more viewpoints and more schemes take longer, and the fixed quote states the delivery date before any work starts.

Four things: how many rooms and viewpoints it covers, how many finishes schemes buyers can switch between, whether the outlook is built from real context at each floor, and whether we embed it in your own site. Tours start from $3,000 plus GST, and the quote is fixed before work begins.

Neither. It opens in a browser on any device — desktop, tablet or phone — with nothing to install.

Yes. Each scheme is built as a switchable layer, so a buyer can compare them in place, in real time.

As a link that opens in any browser, or embedded in your own website. It works on desktop, tablet and phone, so the same tour serves the display suite screen and the buyer at home.

Yes. Each panorama is rendered from the room’s actual position and floor level with real context outside, so the outlook a buyer explores is the one they will have.

It should, and ours is built to. Each room is modelled from the plans that go with the contract and finished to the schedule, so what a buyer walks through on screen is what they are buying.

Yes, that is what our tours are for. We model the home from the plans, elevations and finishes schedule (or the architect’s Revit, ArchiCAD or SketchUp model), render a 360° view in each room, and link them into a tour buyers open in a browser. A 3D scan is different: it records a home that already exists, so it cannot help until the building is finished.

Yes, and it is work a boutique studio is suited to. A prestige home is sold on its materials and its light, so one senior artist models it from the architect’s plans and finishes schedule, renders a 360° view of each room and links them into one tour, with the stone, joinery and fittings a buyer walks past taken from that schedule. The same artist stays with the tour from the first plans to delivery, and we cap how many projects we take on at once. The tour opens from a link, so it can run the campaign from the agent’s listing while the home is still under construction.

Yes. A virtual display home is a 360° tour of a house design rendered from its plans, so buyers can walk through a design that has no display home near them, or that isn’t built anywhere yet. Each finishes or inclusions package can be shown from the same viewpoints, and the tour sits on the design’s page and on the screen in the sales centre.

Yes. Each apartment type gets its own 360° views, the shared spaces (the lobby, pool, gym or rooftop) are linked in as stops of their own, and a floor-plan map lets a buyer or renter pick a layout and step straight into it. It is built from the plans before the building is finished, so it suits an off-the-plan campaign or a build-to-rent lease-up, on the project website and on the display suite screen. Mirror-image apartments share one model, so the price follows the distinct layouts and viewpoints.