VR and Architectural Visualisation: The Big Issues! (Part 1)

Using Virtual Reality (VR) for architectural visualisation (arch vis) seems like a complete no-brainer. Rather than looking at an image or a short movie you have the opportunity to be completely immersed in an unbuilt space and experience it for yourself at real life scale. Well that’s certainly what we believed when we started working on our first large scale VR prototype experience early last year. Continue reading “VR and Architectural Visualisation: The Big Issues! (Part 1)” →

March 6, 2018 4

Collaborative VR Journeys: A new way to experience unbuilt architecture!

At BVN we have established a design-centric Virtual Reality team who specialise in creating bespoke VR experiences that tell the story of unbuilt architecture. Based in
Sydney we are a collective of artists, architects, developers and experience designers who are passionate about VR and design.

Continue reading “Collaborative VR Journeys: A new way to experience unbuilt architecture!” →

December 13, 2017 0

The switch from pre-rendered to real-time VR: Why we can’t go back!

So it’s been over a year since I have written on this blog and that’s because I started experimenting with real-time VR shortly after the last post. Real-time is hard! Much harder than I had expected, and a large part of the last year has been spent getting up to speed with the technology. Continue reading “The switch from pre-rendered to real-time VR: Why we can’t go back!” →

November 29, 2017 0

Apps, Viewers and Virtual Tours: control is key!

So I finished the last post by declaring that the BVN visualization team had settled on creating 360 degree pre-rendered mobile experiences with the Samsung GearVR as our preferred approach to getting involved in virtual reality. Continue reading “Apps, Viewers and Virtual Tours: control is key!” →

July 13, 2016 0

Pre-rendered and Mobile: more relevant for now?

So before I get stuck in to this I have a few admissions to make. I have only been developing VR content for about 8 months. Prior to this I had an unopened Oculus DK1 under my desk for almost 2 years (thanks Ben). Continue reading “Pre-rendered and Mobile: more relevant for now?” →

July 13, 2016 1

VR and Architecture: an introduction!

Virtual Reality (VR) has finally arrived! Yes it has been around for ever (since the 60’s), and attempts to commercialize it in the 90’s failed miserably, but now the technology has advanced to a point where it’s both usable and affordable. Now that we have it how is it relevant to architecture and what do we want to do with it? Continue reading “VR and Architecture: an introduction!” →

July 11, 2016 0

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