Virtual Reality in Architecture

“VR is a huge leap forward for projects in the conceptual stage. Clients can actually see the proposed designs as they are intended. It’s powerful”

I am very interested in this thing actually when it was first introduced to the world in 2010. These things are generally used for the latest generation video game at that time with an immersive vibe for a gamer. But nowadays, in line with the latest changes in the world, we now can use this virtual reality in the field of architecture.

VR & Immersive Architecture

Imagine everything we have designed in this field of architecture can be seen directly through the eyes and can feel like being right in front of it, isn’t that something very interesting? You may look around, move around it, reach out and touch things, and witness how everything around you reacts in real-time.

This is immersive virtual reality, and these places are built by combining computer graphics, wireless tracking technologies, headsets, HD projectors, polarised glass, and other components to create interactive and real-life experiences. The realm of 3D virtual design and engineering is rapidly expanding, and there is some truly innovative thinking going on in these domains.

The use of Virtual Reality in Architecture Future

Virtual reality technology has advanced rapidly in recent years, most notably in the architectural, engineering, and construction industries. Every design will soon be created utilizing virtual reality, allowing the user to fully immerse himself in a 1:1-scale, 3D (BIM) model that can be edited and delivers an amazingly precise sensation of presence in a yet-to-be-built place.

Below is an example video of how they used VR in architecture. Check it out :-