Interactive and Immersive Virtual Tours
Interactive 360° tours let viewers pan around a space, interior or exterior. They explore the project the way a still image can’t show.
Each tour links multiple viewpoints together. Viewers click through a building or site at their own pace.
Tours work on any device, in any browser. No app or headset required.
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Bakar BioEnginuity Hub, UC Berkeley
MBH Architects
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Architects Design Collaborative
Cardinal Newman High School
QKA Architects
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360° Views for Pre-Sale
10G Interactive Online
A custom interactive web presentation built to showcase 10G uses
Virtual Reality
VR Showreel
VR Showreel
VR Showreel
Before & After
Interactive Walk-Throughs
Apartment Walk-Through
Princess Presentation
Discuss an interactive presentation
Call 925-254-4234 or email robert@robertbecker.com to talk through a 360° tour, interactive presentation, or VR experience. See The Complete Guide to Presenting Architecture Projects for how this format compares to the others.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a 360° virtual tour?
A series of panoramic, clickable views that let a viewer look around a space and move between connected views, all from a standard web browser.
When should I choose an interactive tour over VR or a still rendering?
Interactive tours work well for websites, listings, and email presentations where you want self-guided exploration without requiring a headset or app.
What do you need from us to start?
A completed 3D model and a list of key spaces or vantage points you want included as tour stops.
How long does an interactive tour take to build?
Turnaround depends on the number of tour stops and the level of detail in each panorama; rush delivery is available if review happens quickly.
Can the tour be embedded on our own website?
Yes. Tours are delivered as an embeddable link or iframe that can be placed directly on your site or shared independently.
Can hotspots include floor plans, specs, or additional images?
Yes. Clickable hotspots can link to floor plans, material specs, or supplemental images and information within each view.