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Places people can explore.

These are the kinds of spaces we are ready to discuss. Listing a category does not mean a project in that category has been published.

A generated view of a stone lobby with trees, a stair, and a hanging light.
Illustrative · not a completed project
A generated view of an apartment living room looking toward a city and a river at sunset.Illustrative · not a completed project

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Real Estate & Property Development

A buyer, a tenant or a project team can walk a completed home and share one link, instead of relying only on still photographs. The published Spintex House tour is this kind of visit: two floors, freely explorable.

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A generated view of a hotel lobby opening onto palms and the sea.Illustrative · not a completed project

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Hospitality & Destinations

A guest can understand a room, a dining space or a venue by moving through it. Practical notes — access, what a room includes — can be added where they help. A category here is a conversation, not a finished commission.

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A generated view of a gallery with paintings and a sculpture.Illustrative · not a completed project

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Culture, Heritage & Tourism

A gallery or a historic room can open to someone who cannot be there. Artwork and objects are included only when the rights and the institution agree. Basel House is in preparation and is not a public tour.

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A generated view of a clothing showroom with lit shelves and a tree.Illustrative · not a completed project

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Workplaces, Commerce & Showrooms

A leasing team, a buyer or a colleague can understand a floor by walking it. The tour presents the space you want to show. Workspace is a planned slot, not a completed project.

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A generated view of a scanner in a concrete building beside a point-cloud model of the structure.Illustrative · not a completed project

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Industry, Infrastructure & Built Environments

A team can review a captured interior or structure from a link. Certified measurement, surveying, CAD and BIM stay separate, and only when a workflow has been validated for that project. We do not claim engineering-grade accuracy by default.

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