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19 case studies, plus spaces and places
Virtual tours and visualizations of hotels, workplaces, campuses, cultural venues and industrial facilities.

Hospitality
A 360° tour of SO Bangkok, also known as SO Sofitel, lets prospective guests explore the property before booking. It gives event planners a way to look around remotely while considering the hotel for a meeting or celebration.
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Workplace
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Residential · CGI
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Education
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Education
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Creative spaces
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Culture & tourism
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Education
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Art & exhibitions
Our Bangkok Art Biennale 2020 tour connected exhibition venues through a shared navigation menu, with information points beside the artworks. Visitors could plan which venues to see in person and return to the installations online after the exhibitions closed.
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Marine · CGI
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Art & exhibitions · CGI
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Industry
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Industry
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Industry
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Automotive
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Residential · CGI
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Industry
This factory tour helped overseas customers see the company’s plastics production facilities remotely. We initially proposed a walkthrough of the entire factory floor. After user testing and client feedback, we focused on selected areas and simplified navigation. We also produced a 360° video version that viewers could watch without choosing a route.
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Education
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Education
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Art & exhibitions
Architecture students at Chulalongkorn created kinetic mobiles using German design references and resources from the Goethe-Institut library. The exhibition lasted two weeks, so we recorded it as an interactive tour for later review. With 50 mobiles to explore, we added a sculpture list so visitors could go directly to the work they wanted to see.
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