Virtual Reality for Architecture and Real Estate
Virtual tours, 360° presentations and immersive VR applications for projects that need to be experienced before they are built.
A rendering shows what a building will look like. Virtual reality allows clients, investors and buyers to experience what it will feel like to stand inside it.
Since 2011, gmsvision has developed virtual tours, 360° presentations and interactive VR applications for architects, property developers and real estate companies across Europe.
Whether used in a sales meeting, at a trade fair or during an investor presentation, virtual reality makes projects easier to understand and more memorable. Buyers can explore apartments before construction begins, compare layouts and experience materials, proportions and atmosphere in a realistic digital environment.
Our Virtual Reality Services
Virtual Walkthroughs
Fully interactive 3D environments for VR headsets or browsers. Users can move freely through apartments, houses, offices and commercial spaces in photorealistic quality.
Ideal for off-plan property sales, investor presentations and project marketing.
360° Architectural Presentations
Interactive 360° panoramas for websites, tablets and digital presentations. Users can explore a room from every angle without installing software or using a headset.
A practical and accessible alternative to a fully interactive VR application.
Virtual Reality for Real Estate Sales
Complete VR applications for sales offices, trade fairs and property presentations. Multiple apartments, layouts, finish options and lighting scenarios can be combined within one application.
This allows prospective buyers to compare options and make decisions with greater confidence.
Interactive Configurators
Floors, wall finishes, kitchen fronts, furniture and materials can be changed directly within the virtual environment.
Clients see the result immediately, making design choices and specification decisions easier and more efficient.
How We Create Your VR Application
Every VR project begins with a detailed 3D model of your design. Based on your plans, we create the virtual environment, define navigation and interactions, and optimise the application for your chosen platform.
The final solution can be delivered for:
- VR headsets
- web browsers
- tablets
- smartphones
- exhibition and sales terminals
When we have already created renderings or animations for the same project, we can reuse the existing 3D model. This reduces both production time and cost.
Why gmsvision
- Over 15 years of experience
- More than 1,000 completed projects
- Rendering, animation and VR from one studio
- One 3D model, multiple applications
- Personal project support from start to finish
- European & International Property Award winner
- Projects across Germany, Austria, Switzerland and the rest of Europe
360° panoramas start at €350. Fully interactive VR applications are quoted individually according to scope, platform and level of interaction.
FAQs about Virtual Reality
How much does a virtual reality application cost?
360° panoramas start at €350. Fully interactive VR applications are quoted individually based on the number of spaces, required interactions and target platform.
Do my clients need a VR headset?
No. Many virtual tours and 360° presentations can be viewed directly in a browser on a desktop, tablet or smartphone. A VR headset provides the most immersive experience but is not required.
What is virtual reality used for in real estate?
Virtual reality is used for off-plan sales, investor presentations, sales offices, trade fairs and international property marketing. It allows buyers and investors to experience a project before construction begins.
Can a VR application be created from an existing 3D model?
Yes. When we have already created renderings or animations for your project, we can use the same 3D model. This significantly reduces production time and cost.
How long does a VR project take?
Production time depends on the scope and complexity of the application. A simple 360° presentation can be completed relatively quickly, while a fully interactive VR experience may require several weeks.