In the Architect Magazine feature 5 Steps to Make VR a Reality in Your Practice, PAYETTE’s 3D Visualization Designer David Hamel discusses how we incorporated the new tool into our practice.
VR has become an important part of our design process, with more teams now utilizing VR at all stages of design. We have enabled teams to make adjustments with perfect accuracy when analyzing what a visitor will see when progressing through a landscape and over a very crucial pedestrian bridge. VR also gives our clients a chance to experience the space and better understand how it will function and what they will see throughout their daily use in the future.
In the Architect Magazine article, David encourages practices interested in getting started with VR to “jump in and put a headset on.” He also predicts Augmented Reality, with its potential to overlay BIM data on construction sites, will become even more important in the AEC industry.
Read the article.
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Virtual Reality at PAYETTE
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