Architects, planners, and clients needed a way to visualize buildings before construction. 2D plans and renderings weren’t enough — people struggled to understand size, layout, and the impact on the surrounding area. They needed a clear, interactive way to explore the future building on-site.
I built a mobile AR system that uses GPS coordinates, 3D architectural models, and location-based placement to show buildings in real scale at their real location.
– Walk around future buildings in full 3D
– View the structure on smartphones and tablets
– Enter the virtual building and explore every room
– See how parks, roads, and surrounding areas would look
– Understand the final design before construction begins
This created a realistic preview of the project, improving communication between architects and clients and enabling faster, more confident decision-making.
It turned a vision on paper into a real-world, walk-able experience.
The result preserves the sculpture exactly as it is today. It can now be accessed anywhere, protected from physical decay, and integrated into immersive experiences for education and exhibition.
This approach preserved cultural heritage in a permanent, accessible form. Anyone can explore it digitally, regardless of time or location, making culture available to the world.
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