The Virtual Experience
Unique
Currently, virtual reality is used in only a small percentage of design firms
Immersive
Stakeholders can be brought directly into the designs during all phases
Cost-Effective
Seeing the finished product before construction starts catches changes before they become costly
Real Time
Changes can be made in real time, helping to keep projects on time and budget
Examples
Inpatient Kitchen
The kitchen staff were able to ensure all their equipment would be able to be placed in a logical order, helping to cut down on congestion within their workspace.
VA Riverside Administration Building
Office staff were able to see what their workspaces would be like and how their daily routines would flow.
Minneapolis Inpatient Mental Health
Nurses were able to see what will and won’t be visible from their station and provide valuable feedback that only they could provide.
Kansas City Radiation Therapy
Medical staff were able to get an understanding of how patient foot-traffic would flow through the facility.
