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10 Virtual Tours of Amazing Architecture Around the World

Visiting some of the world’s greatest architectural wonders—such as marvels of Frank Lloyd Wright and Zaha Hadid—has never been easier, thanks to virtual tours.

No need to strap on virtual-reality goggles—just click your way through these highly immersive, interactive visits for an architecture-themed trip from the comfort of your own home.

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Once the personal residence of the godfather of prairie style, this 800-acre estate lies in the bucolic rolling hills of Spring Green, Wisconsin, just outside of Madison. It's currently home to the Taliesin School of Architecture and comes to life in this virtual tour of Taliesin , created by a fellow Wisconsinite. Paired with light classical music in the background, the narrator beings with the macro—why Frank Lloyd Wright’s elders settled in the Driftless Region—before diving into the micro, showcasing interior spaces (from the geometric-patterned area rug and barrel chairs in the Formal Living Room to the blue chaise cushions and Chinese art in the loggia , or second-floor patio) that Wright worked on between 1911 and his death in 1959. Bonus: visitors to Spring Green can never access the loggia.

Milwaukee Art Museum

In 2001, the Milwaukee Art Museum unveiled a Santiago Calatrava-designed addition that Time Magazine dubbed its “design of the year.” These soaring white wings are now forever linked to the city’s skyline. While normally the museum’s Haitian art and Outsider art collections are a draw, you can still experience a bird’s-eye view of Lake Michigan’s shoreline immediately upon entering, noting the way sunlight glints off Dale Chihuly’s blown-glass “Isola di San Giacomo in Palude Chandelier II.” Fortunately, Visit Milwaukee’s virtual tour of what locals call “The Calatrava” is the next best thing to actually visiting.

The Colour Palace

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Need a burst of serious color? The Colour Palace in London, designed by Pricegore and Yinka Ilori Studio , and unveiled last year as the contemporary sibling to Sir John Soane’s 1811 Dulwich Picture Gallery design, is your remedy. Step into this virtual tour , which is so vivid you might need to wear sunglasses. A marriage of West African (particularly Lagos’ fabric markets) and European influences, the result is a boxy rainbow of color that shifts with the sun, and your own orientation (thankfully, through both real-time and virtual visits). If you like crossing bridges and climbing jungle gyms, then the elevated walkways are kind of like that.

Versailles Palace

Flowers are poking out of the soil and trees are in bloom right now at Versailles Palace , France’s royal residence (from 1682 to 1789), 12 miles from Paris. Step into the splendor via this virtual tour, of the palace’s Hall of Mirrors , commissioned in 1678; with so much “eye candy” in the form of ornate gold trim, it’s no wonder this is the palace’s most famed room. To replace a large terrace, the hall was created in 1684 by French Baroque architect Louis Le Vau, who was commissioned to work on other areas of the palace, too.

Walt Disney Concert Hall

Architect Frank Gehry’s signature sheets of undulating metal soar above downtown L.A. even before you approach the Walt Disney Concert Hall , which just celebrated its 16th anniversary. Offering not just one, but many virtual tours , you can choose to explore the sunny lobby, backstage area, garden, or theater (with its Douglas fir-lined interior). Designed to offer supreme sound quality for performances, including those by Los Angeles Philharmonic, you’ll have to visit in person when the hall reopens to see (and hear) for yourself. But in the meantime, there’s this.

Farm Street Church

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Seasoned travelers to Europe might quip that they’ve “seen it all” when it comes to churches, but in addition to the ones everybody knows (like Notre Dame in Paris), there are plenty of underrated sanctuaries. That includes Farm Street Church , a Jesuit Catholic parish in London’s Mayfair section and designed by Joseph John Scoles for its 1849 opening. Seeking a divine moment of inspiration? Make yourself a cup of tea and settle in for this virtual tour , which includes stained-glass windows, hand-carved wooden pews, and soaring ceilings.

Sacré-Coeur

Tucked into the Montmartre neighborhood of Paris—the basilica’s domed top is forever linked to the arrondissement and perched on Paris’ highest point— Sacré-Coeur stands as a symbol to France’s defeat in the Franco-Prussian War. Architect Paul Abadie designed the landmark, which opened in 1914, and it remains the second-most visited monument in Paris. To access the monument from your living room, visit the virtual tour here . There are two clickable maps, for the Domes and the Basilica, as well as sound options (because an organ or bells is what you might hear if you were actually there).

Sydney Opera House

Unveiled in 1973, this performing-arts venue hugging Sydney’s harbor was designed by Karl Langer, Peter Hall, and Jørn Utzon. As a consolation during this time of staying grounded, the opera house is releasing digital programming (dance performances, Sydney Symphony Orchestra concerts, interviews with notables, and more) on its website, to further enrich your virtual visit , which begins by entering it from outside, for the full experience. This year, the opera house celebrates 13 years since being named a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Dominion Office Building

Designed by Zaha Hadid, this Moscow office building spans nine stories along Sharikopodshipnikovskaya Street and was completed in 2015, designed to provide workspace to employees in the tech and creative sectors. Explore further with this virtual tour , showcasing how dramatic a palette of only black and white can be when it comes to such large-scale design.

Sistine Chapel

One of Italy’s most visited sites— the Vatican , which serves as the Pope’s personal residence—is also a must-see for art and architecture lovers. One reason is that the Sistine Chapel is here, including Michelangelo’s “The Last Judgment” fresco, found on the ceiling. A virtual tour allows you to zoom in on the frescos in a way you wouldn’t normally be able to on a visit. There’s also no limit to the number of times you can “visit.”

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Mughal palaces, Egyptian tombs and modernist masterpieces can be experienced in VR tours that depart from your sofa

W hile our lives have mostly shrunk to our own four walls – besides the sneak peek of others’ homes glimpsed via Zoom – we can still step into other worlds virtually. Stately homes and fortresses, from Blenheim Palace to Bran Castle (of Dracula fame) have opened digital portals allowing anyone with a laptop the chance to snoop around, without getting off the sofa. Here are 10 of my favourite colourful buildings from the vast eclectic trove online.

Mosque-Madrassa of Sultan Barquq, Cairo

Four vaulted stone halls, or iwan s, open on to an eerily empty courtyard with an intricate domed fountain in the middle. The ceiling of the cavernous qibla iwan on the prayer-ward eastern side is carved with geometric motifs and gilded like illuminations from an ancient Qur’an. Sultan Barquq’s 14th-century complex, with its marble mosaics, monumental bronze doors and elaborately carved minarets, is a masterpiece of Cairo’s Mamluk architecture. Egypt’s tourism ministry has opened other virtual sites, including the tomb of Queen Meresankh III, encouraging digital travel with the hashtag #ExperienceEgyptFromHome . mymatterport.com

Anne of Cleves House, East Sussex

Henry VIII gave this timber-framed mansion in Lewes, and other properties, to Anne of Cleves after their divorce in 1540. The tour starts in the garden, among foxgloves and delphiniums under a spreading medlar tree. It then glides, ghost-like, into the well-worn Tudor kitchen and up the steep staircase to a high-beamed bedroom and carved four-poster bed. This classic late medieval hall house, “modernised” a century or so later, has local history galleries with antique grandfather clocks and lots of Wealden iron. Elsewhere, Sussex Archaeological Society has created several virtual tours of their attractions, including the Roman Fishbourne Palace . 3d mediasolutions.co.uk

Palace of Versailles, Paris

“Hey guys, what’s up?” says narrator Jean Philippe N’Djoli, inviting us into Versailles. A short, playful video introduces the palace’s immersive 2019 Google virtual reality app, which offers hi-tech tours of the opera house, king’s bedroom and more. Click the little yellow person and find yourself transported into the gleaming Hall of Mirrors, its baroque painted ceiling celebrating Louis XIV and 357 luxurious mirrors reflecting 73m of gilded bronze and crystal. Head through the endless corridors to zoom in on art by Veronese or Jacques Louis David, royal statues and trompe-l’oeil murals. Or whiz round the lakes and fountains in the sculpture-filled gardens, using Google maps to explore miles of maze-like groves and lakeside topiary. artsandculture.google.com

City Palace, Jaipur, India

In 2019, Jaipur’s youthful maharaja, polo player Padmanabh Singh, put a room in his palace on to Airbnb (priced about £6,000 a night, the proceeds going to charity). The suite and its private pool don’t feature in this polished palatial tour, but the virtually accessible parts of the palace are a huge showcase for Jaipur’s sunset-coloured sandstone and graceful Mughal architecture.

The City Palace was built in the 1720s and 1730s by Padmanabh’s distant predecessor Jai Singh II, who founded modern Jaipur and built observatories in several Indian cities. The many-columned Diwan-e-Khas (private audience hall) has painted walls, serrated arches, marble floors and the world’s biggest silver pots, made by one of the maharajas to take 8,000 litres of Ganges water with him on a visit to Britain in 1902. outsitevr.com

Golestan Palace, Iran

The Qajar dynasty, who ruled the Persian empire from around 1785-1925, chose Tehran as the imperial capital and commissioned some impressive architecture for the city. The walled Golestan complex is one of Tehran’s oldest palaces (the mirrored decor is largely 19th century) and the Unesco World Heritage listing describes it as an inspirational “example of an east-west synthesis” in art and architecture.

The virtual access is slightly awkward (click the white arrows to jump to another 360-degree panorama), but how many of us will visit the real thing? Start by the pond in the flowery gardens (Golestan roughly translates as “Roseland”) and zoom in on the colourful tiled facade. In the Brilliant Hall, swivel up and look at the ceiling, and in the Talar e Salam swivel down as well to admire the mosaic floor. 360cities.net

Casa Batlló, Barcelona

With slim, bone-shaped columns and skull-like masks over the balconies, locals call it the House of Bones. This fantastical mansion, designed by Antoni Gaudí in 1904, has a coral reef-coloured facade and undulating, iridescent-scaled roof. The wood-floored interior is both livable house and modernist seascape, full of organically curving walls, blue tiles and stained glass. If navigating the spiral stairs all the way up to the ripple-windowed loft or panoramic rooftop is too much like hard work, you can skip straight there by clicking on Attic or Terrace. casabatllo.es

Taliesin, Wisconsin, US

Half a century of pioneering architecture is encapsulated in this enjoyably reverential guided tour of Frank Lloyd Wright’s 242-hectare estate. No other landscape “cradles you as do these south-western Wisconsin hills”, wrote the architect in 1932. In the studio, a photo of Wright at his desk gets superimposed on the present-day space, and drawings of his famous buildings, from Fallingwater to the Guggenheim Museum , are ranged on drafting tables. The tour (blissfully unconcerned with a recent funding row that led the on-site school of architecture to relocate last summer) takes virtual visitors through living room and loggia, out into the Hillside Assembly Hall, built from rough local sandstone and oak, with supporting columns that leave the big windows free to frame the views. tourdeforce360.com

Dominion Tower, Moscow

When Zaha Hadid won the RIBA Royal Gold Medal in 2016, less than two months before she died, fellow architect Peter Cook said she shared “a sense of vigour” with the Russian Suprematists and Constructivists she admired. She designed curvaceous, futuristic buildings all over the world, from the Guangzhou Opera House to the London Aquatics Centre used in the 2012 Olympics. You can see several of them via Google .

The relatively modest Dominion Tower opened in a mostly residential area of Moscow in 2015 and has characteristically playful geometry. Photos for the 3D modelling were taken at night, so the building’s airy use of natural light is absent, but this virtual access captures the staggered levels and looping, monochrome staircases. Outside the plateglass windows, Moscow’s ever-spreading cityscape glows in the dark. matterport.com

Castle in Love with the Wind, Ravadinovo, Bulgaria

In 1996, controversial Bulgarian businessman and wrestler Georgi Tumpalov drew a cross with his spade on a patch of ground about four miles west of the seaside town of Sozopol, on the Black Sea coast – the start of decades of work creating his fairytale, faux-medieval palace, AKA Castle in Love with the Wind. The garden tour gives us ponds and palm trees, creeper-covered turrets and plenty of Bulgarian sunshine. Hover over “What to See?” and click on each of the kitschy 360-degree interiors. There’s no zooming in on renaissance portraits here; just a twirling fantasia of stained glass, tarnished bronze and crimson velvet, to a soundtrack of birdsong and music that becomes steadily more portentous. The wine cellar – half grotto, half banquet hall – is equally baroque (with fake cobwebs on the picture frames) and the blue-vaulted reception room is a riot of gilding and taxidermied deer. windcastle.eu

The Bubble House, Karalee, Australia

Sure, you could virtually tour the Sydney Opera House with a soundtrack that includes soprano Nicole Car singing, but have you seen the Bubble House in Karalee, near Brisbane? Architect Graham Birchall designed it for his final year thesis in the 1980s, then spent 10 years building it. Eleven domes, four to eight metres in diameter, enclose 16 rooms that include a bar, fireplace, cinema and bathrooms with whirlpool baths. The waterfall air conditioner and circular shutters that open like a camera lens had to be specially designed to fit the spherical settings. Birchall put the house up for sale last summer, after living there for three decades, and had thousands of inquiries. matterport.com

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• Post date May 10, 2020
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The world’s best and most famous architectural gems are open to anyone who wants to see them from anywhere, thanks to virtual tours.

When you can’t travel in real life, you can still spend hours (and hours…) travelling virtually.

If you’re into architecture and interior design like me, you’ll find that exploring beautiful buildings from home is a real joy.

It’s no substitute for the real thing, obviously, but it will quench your thirst for aesthetics for the time being.

While you’re at it, you’ll discover more places to add to your bucket list for future travels. I’ve added Villa Savoye to mine.

It’s also a way to see places I probably won’t ever visit in real life, like the splendid Golestan Palace in Iran…

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Casa Batllo is one of those weird and wonderful houses that even people who are not into architecture at all would have to admit is something special.

This UNESCO World Heritage site is a modernist building designed by Gaudí and one of Barcelona’s famous attractions.

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guggenheim museum by frank gehry in bilbao, spain

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There are three virtual tours you can take on Google Arts & Culture with 360˚ Street View : Two of the exterior and one of the interior.

Villa Savoye by Le Corbusier in Poissy, France

This modernist villa just outside of Paris is a 20th century architectural classic, designed by Le Corbusier.

The Savoye family commissioned it as a weekend holiday home

Its sleek design is a joy for lovers of minimalism.

It’s been declared a national monument in France and has made it to UNESCO’s World Heritage List (alongside quite a few other buildings by the same architect).

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Oh my goodness, I LOVE this! Can’t wait to take the tours. I love architecture and have a degree in Interior Design so I’ve studied many of these buildings. I saw Villa Savoye in person (and cried). Thanks for putting this together!

Glad you liked it!

I have taken 360 tour to sydney opera house.This iconic symbol of Sydney is a place one must go to in real life not only online. It’s not only a beautiful building from the outside, it’s equally amazing on the inside. The design of having a separate concert hall and opera venue is a brilliant one as it ensures that neither is compromised by the other.The inside of walls design are looks like done by hand made.Especially the architecture is iconic and beautiful.

I agreem been to the opera house and loved it 🙂

This is such a timely post. In these days of Lockdown, we are looking for avenues to soar out on the wings of imagination to exotic destinations. This concept of virtual travel to these architectural masterpieces is a great initiative. I will be exploring them starting today. Thanks for the links.

Such great ways to see the world virtually while stuck at home! I know I have so many new places on my list to see when we are able to travel again 🙂

Guggenheim Museum in Bilbao is absolutely stunning! An architectural masterpiece!

As an Aussie I love that the Sydney opera house made this list! I think it’s so great that so many places worldwide are offering virtual tours right now! It’s really a way to keep wanderlust alive!

While I am an architecture lover and can appreciate modern architecture, nothing can beat the older design like the European buildings. It is the main reason that I wanted to go to Spain this year. Maybe next year 🙁

I wish, I can go to there soon and maybe next year too 😉

One of my favourite parts of travelling is seeing architecture around the world. Thank you for writing this post!

What a lovely post! If what we have left, in these crazy days, is a virtual tourist in the world – then I prefer to tour through this blog. As an architecture lover, I find these images adorable. Virtual sightseeing can also enrich your soul. Thanks!

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From October 13-16, Guiding Architects offers a series of free virtual tours to highlights of modern architecture in Barcelona, Berlin, Budapest and Turin, guided by local members of the network. Join us on visits to pioneering projects of modern architecture and the Bauhaus movement!

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Mies van der Rohe Pavilion, Barcelona. Photo by ©GA Barcelona.

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Turin, after Rome, is the city that hosts the largest number of projects by the Roman builder engineer Pier Luigi Nervi. The tour is focused on the discovery of the large, and well-known, ferrocement vault of Torino Esposizioni Exhibition Center built in 1948. The monumental complex represents a milestone in the history of modern engineering and architecture. As in the large majority of his works, Nervi was both the designer and, through its construction company, the builder of the Center. Conceived in the years immediately following World War II as a public exhibition space to host primarily the annual Automobile Show, in connection with the presence in Turin of the internationally renowned FIAT motor company, the two main buildings of the Center are outstanding examples of a pioneering use, at the intersection between inspiration and technique, of new advanced methods in reinforced concrete construction, combining the extended adoption of innovative prefabrication procedures and the re-invention by Nervi of ferrocement, as an extremely malleable building material.

Date : Wednesday, 14.10.20 – 06:00 PM CEST Member : Comunicarch Lecturer : Cristiana Chiorino

Cristiana Chiorino is an architect historian and architectural journalist. She co-founded Comunicarch a practice specialising in the promotion of architecture and Tourarch, Turin branch of Guiding architects network.

To Expo, Turin. Photo by: ©FabioOggero.

International style in Budapest – Six examples of modern architecture

The 1930s were the heyday of the Hungarian Bauhaus era. Off the beaten tourist track, we will enter unique staircases of magnificent apartment buildings, walk through an experimental residential estate, across an architecturally extraordinary square and get to know Budapest from its most modern side to this day.

Date : Thursday, 15.10.20 – 06:00 PM CEST Member : GA Budapest Lecturer : Arne Hübner

Arne studied architecture in Budapest and Berlin and taught at a bilingual secondary school for engineering and architecture until 2019. Since 2012 he has organized and managed architectural walks. The guide book Architekturführer Budapest co-written by him was published in 2012. In 2017 the Collector’s Edition was published, a joint project of several members of Guiding Architects.

Duna Park, Budapest. Photo by ©Arne Hübner.

Ringsiedlung Siemensstadt – UNESCO World Heritage

The Siemensstadt “Ringsiedlung” is one of six classical modernist housing estates in Berlin that have been under UNESCO World Heritage protection since 2008. Hans Scharoun and Walter Gropius are the most famous architects of the association “Der Ring”, which gave the settlement its name. The most famous buildings are the so-called “Panzerkreuzer” (battleship) by Hans Scharoun and the gallery house by Walter Gropius. Characteristics of the settlement in the green surroundings are colored staircases, balconies and roof terraces.

Date : Friday, 16.10.20 – 06:00 PM CEST Member : TICKET B Lecturer : Thomas Krüger

Thomas Krüger is architect, mediator of building culture, author and curator in Berlin.Since 1991 teaching activities at various universities (TU Berlin, Beuth-Hochschule, RWTH Aachen) in the subjects design, preservation of historical monuments and building history. Founder of “TICKET B – Experience Architecture” and since 2017 external service provider for the Berlin Senate, acting as the coordinating office of the Berlin Design Advisory Board, the Baukollegium.

Panzerkreuzer Scharoun, Berlin. Photo by: ©Erik-Jan Ouwerkerk.

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We hope you have been enjoying our virtual tours of National Trust Historic Sites . Taken together as a portfolio, our 27 historic sites help tell the full American story, and the places we visit today represent the architectural grandeur of homes built by the captains of industry and finance from the Colonial times through the Progressive Era.

First on tour is Cliveden . Constructed in Philadelphia between 1763 and 1767, it represents the earliest history of the United States as a nation. The home was occupied by the Chew family during a time of exploration, revolution, and establishing a new nation. It is important to note that much of the Chew family wealth created and sustained during the 18th and 19th centuries was founded on investments directly or indirectly connected to slavery .

Cliveden remained the Chew family home until 1972, when the National Trust became steward of the property.

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Built in Philadelphia at the dawn of the American Revolution, this stone house is the area’s finest example of Colonial Era Palladian architecture. Built by the prominent lawyer and Chief Justice of the Pennsylvania colony, Benjamin Chew, the structure exemplifies the ideals of the finest Colonial Era architecture.

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Occupied by seven generations of the Chew family, Cliveden was improved and updated over the centuries, but for the most part, the décor and architectural detailing remained in keeping with the home’s original design.

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As with many 18th century houses, kitchens were located in buildings separate from the main house. This prefab Mid-Century Modern kitchen was added in 1959 and is located in a colonnade built in 1776 to connect the main house with the original kitchen.

The Cliveden property is an important Revolutionary War site and was briefly occupied by American soldiers during the Battle of Germantown. Today, annual events and re-enactments commemorate this history.

Next up, we visit Lyndhurst , a Gothic Revival “castle” in Tarrytown, New York, built some 70 years after Cliveden. Lyndhurst was home first to New York city mayor William Paulding, then New York merchant George Merritt, and and finally railroad magnate Jay Gould.The home represents America’s growing economic strength during the Industrial Age.

An awe-inspiring Gothic Revival-style castle overlooking the Hudson River and the Tappan Zee Bridge, Lyndhurst also features a view of the New York skyline. The property grounds are normally open as a public park, and a comprehensive landscape restoration, which began in 2019, will welcome the public to experience the property as it was originally intended.

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In 2018 Lyndhurst offered the special exhibit, “Becoming Tiffany: From Hudson Valley Painter to Gilded Age Tastemaker.” Some of Louis Comfort Tiffany’s most important work was commissioned by inhabitants of Lyndhurst. The exhibit explored the artist’s connections to the property as well other aspects of his work and career.

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When Lyndhurst began the landscape restoration project, re-establishing seating areas was a high priority. This original 19th-century marble bench was restored and replaced in the landscape where it would have been located during the early 20th-century—the period the restoration project is hoping to re-create.

And for the last site we'll visit as part of our Architectural Traditions tour, let's check out Lyndhurst's neighbor, Kykuit , just three miles away. This home was completed in 1913 for businessman and philanthropist John D. Rockefeller, during what is now known as America’s Progressive Era—a time when people were reacting to the problems caused by industrialization through social activism and political reform.

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Located in Tarrytown, New York, with sublime views of the Hudson River, this Rockefeller family home is a one-of-a-kind landmark. Interiors were designed by Ogden Codman and galleries feature the world-famous the Rockefeller collection of art.

The Kykuit landscape features terraced gardens with fountains, pavilions, and classical sculpture. This hilltop paradise has been continuously and meticulously maintained for more than 100 years.

The Beaux-Arts style house and the property's elaborate gardens were designed by architect William Welles Bosworth. Together, they are considered Bosworth’s finest work in the United States.

Among the notable sculptures in the Kykuit landscape is Max Bill's "Triangular Surface in Space," a twisting sculpture in the shape of a Möbius strip. Installed by Nelson Rockefeller, the piece creates a dramatic focal point at the end of a pergola overlooking the Hudson River.

Check out the rest of our virtual tours of National Trust Historic Sites, exploring places related to Commerce and Industry , Sacred Places , Garden Glory , Presidential Retreats , Modernism , and Southern History .

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PlusXR – Give viewers an instant feel for the surroundings, by highlighting points of interest around the project site and displaying walking and driving distances.

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PlusXR – Specify the exact footprint of your project development, as well as plotting dimensions, measurements, and other relevant spatial information.

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Overlay key information about the scope of the project such as materials used, number of units, location of access points, or layout options.

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Bring your project to life with hyper-realistic 360º photo implementation and drone photography to integrate your project into its surroundings.

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Get an instant feel for your surroundings. Highlight points of interest around the location, in relation to walking and driving distances.

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Engage and excite prospects with a detailed and immersive experience of your industrial project, including accurate dimensional and spatial data.

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Share your vision with investors and buyers by offering photorealistic tours of your residential project, featuring accurate lighting, layouts, and furnishings.

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Show off the commercial potential of your project, by allowing the viewer to experience each aspect of the planned design in hyper-realistic detail.

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Our process is collaborative and iterative. We’ll check in with you at each key approval point, and when you’re happy to proceed, we’ll move to the next stage.

You’re in the driving seat — controlling the timeline and influencing each design decision.

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A 3D virtual tour and a 360 tour are both digital tools used to showcase a space, but there are some key differences between the two:

Immersiveness : A 3D virtual tour is generally more immersive than a 360 tour. In a 3D virtual tour, the viewer can move through the space and interact with objects, while in a 360 tour, the viewer can only look around in a fixed location.

Interactivity : A 3D virtual tour is more interactive than a 360 tour . In a 3D virtual tour, the viewer can click on objects, zoom in and out, and interact with hotspots to learn more about specific features in the space. In a 360 tour, the viewer can only look around and not interact with the environment.

Quality : A 3D virtual tour generally has higher-quality graphics than a 360 tour. This is because 3D virtual tours are created using specialized software for high-quality rendering of textures, lighting, and other features.

Cost : A 3D virtual tour is generally more expensive than a 360 tour. This is because creating a 3D virtual tour requires specialized equipment and software and a higher level of expertise.

Overall, both 3D virtual tours and 360 tours are useful tools for showcasing a space, but the choice between the two depends on the specific needs of the project and the desired outcome. 3D virtual tours are generally more immersive and interactive but more expensive to create, while 360 tours are less expensive but less immersive and interactive.

A 3D Virtual Tour is a simulation of a virtual environment which has been 3D modeled. This simulation is generated by a powerful software representing in great detail the project, providing an interactive, immersive experience.

There are two types of 3D Virtual Tours:

• 360º Virtual Tours are a set of combined 360-degree views. They allow customers to virtually visit each space in a static 360º view through your property, allowing them to discover more about what you have to offer.
• Virtual Reality Walkthrough: Viewers are immersed in a fully interactive 3D environment that provides a virtual representation of the building as a whole, including all the interiors, exteriors, and surroundings. The viewer can maneuver freely in this space, understanding the whole proposal on a much deeper level.

Additionally, its interactive interface can allow viewers to change elements/materials/furniture in real-time. Both 3D Virtual Tours can be easily shared with a link or QR code to any device. They are compatible with phones, tablets, computers, and off-the-shelf virtual reality glasses.

It’s both a differentiative marketing tool and a cost-effective design & construction tool. Developers and architects are well aware of the financial pressures that keeping up with the competition places on their businesses. Knowing how to make the most of technology might give you the edge you require. This highly immersive experience allows clients to engage and live the proposal, understanding it from a much deeper level.

On the other hand, analyzing the property before breaking ground prevents unnecessary waste of significant amounts of time and money. It even allows you to make changes in real-time, understanding the solar impact or the use of different materials.

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Virtual tours are ideal for showing off a property in its entirety because of their immersive experience . They’re highly shareable. A potential customer has to scan a QR code or visit a specific URL, and they can see the property.Virtual tours are time savers. Imagine would-be clients already weeding themselves out and only working with interested customers? That’s the benefit of creating a virtual tour! Analyzing the property before breaking ground prevents unnecessary waste of significant amounts of time and money. It even allows you to make changes in real-time, understanding the solar impact or the use of different materials. Offering virtual tours makes you different. Most developers and architects will have 3D renderings at best, however many have yet to jump on the virtual tour bandwagon. Reduces the amount of back-and-forth between you and customers. The virtual tour gives a very detailed overview of the property, so you’ll have fewer questions to answer.

All our 3D virtual tours are initially based on 2D plans; then we subsequently produce a realistic 3D model. Then, depending on the Virtual Tour type, we can either generate 360º images or a Virtual Reality environment. Find more about what the 3D Modeling & Rendering process could entail by visiting the Workflow section on our Pricing page.

The price is determined based on the number of working hours spent on the Virtual Tour and its complexity. Nevertheless, we want to be as transparent as possible with our clients. The prices are closed and stated on the web to avoid surprises. We want our clients to be in control. You can potentially qualify to receive volume discounts, so be sure to look on our Pricing page or Contact Us for a project estimate.

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Our online 360 virtual tour platform for Design, Architecture, and Construction allows you to showcase your work and share your projects with clients, colleagues, potential partners, or the general public.

SeekBeak will help you create interactive virtual tours for your architectural and construction projects. SeekBeak software can host 360-degree panoramic images, flat images, aerial views, custom-branded user interfaces, interactive buttons, videos, and other multimedia elements.

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SeekBeak facilitates the creation of virtual tours for design and construction projects through an intuitive platform. Showcase your project in a seamless 360º view, effortlessly incorporating text, images, videos, and more. Our user-friendly application ensures accessibility for all skill levels.

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Elevate your brand presence with SeekBeak’s Custom Branding feature. Utilize your company logo as a watermark or clickable link, with the flexibility to customize the logo URL, title, position, and size at any time. Our platform offers comprehensive customization options, allowing you to incorporate your custom Google Analytics Tracking IDs and seamlessly integrate with 3rd party APIs using JavaScript.

Comparison Made Simple: Before and After

Document your projects comprehensively with SeekBeak’s Before and After feature. Compare images from different stages to visualize progress and evaluate the impact of changes on the final outcome. Explore your project from various angles to gain insights into its transformation over time.

Amaze Your Clients with SeekBeak’s Interactive 360 Virtual Tours

360-degree panoramas are one of the most powerful tools to market your design, architecture, and construction business. They allow people to see what your project looks like from every angle without having to visit the actual site.

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Experience architecture and design in a whole new dimension with 360 virtual tours. Immerse yourself and your clients in interactive journeys through buildings, cities, or landscapes, offering a lifelike exploration.

Bring your future projects to life and provide a tangible presence, enhancing client engagement. Utilize the platform for real-time panoramic experiences during meetings with live streaming video and chat functionalities.

Virtual Tours Platform for Construction

The construction industry thrives on innovation, creativity, and hard work, yet grasping the intricacies of building projects like skyscrapers or bridges can be daunting.

Virtual tours offer invaluable insights, granting early access to project visions. They enable comprehensive exploration from every angle and scale, previewing the finished product, and facilitating cost-effective design adjustments.

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Why Do You Need a 360° Virtual Tour for Design, Architecture, and Construction?

A Virtual Tour is a versatile tool for effective communication, serving various purposes:

• Displaying designs or completed projects to clients.
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• Providing property overviews.
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• Hosting virtual meetings or town halls for project engagement and feedback.

SeekBeak offers an outstanding platform for showcasing your property or business, providing an immersive experience that allows viewers to explore your project comprehensively. Enhance your virtual tour with special effects like motion, sound, and music for added engagement.

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