A city wanted a way to preserve cultural stories, historical architecture, and local identity in a format that younger generations would actually engage with. Museums and brochures couldn’t deliver immersion or emotion — the city needed something deeper and more interactive.
I created an immersive VR experience that recreated historical landmarks, streets, and stories in 3D. Using references from history, photography, and architecture.
– Explore the city’s past through interactive scenes
– Walk around historical structures
– Experience moments that no longer exist in the real world
– Connect emotionally with local heritage
– Blend education, storytelling, and virtual presence
The project combined 3D modeling, photogrammetry, XR frameworks, and VR design to form a digital time capsule — preserving memories and culture in a way that feels alive rather than archived.
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