Archuity.media virtual tour services

At Archuity,  we don't just create virtual tours for real estate. Our expertise extends to a wide range of clients, including museums, parks, and construction companies. Take a look below to explore some of our recent projects and learn more about how we brought each unique space to life.

Below is a standard Matterport real estate tour captured with our Matterport Pro 3 camera. A virtual tour can dramatically increase the visibility of your listing, giving potential buyers 24/7 access to explore the property at their convenience. You can customize these tours in endless ways, from adding your branding and virtually defurnishing spaces to annotating important features with notes, just to name a few.   

Our specialized virtual tours go beyond the typical real estate listing. They serve a wide range of purposes, from preserving a historic structure or artifact in a digital "freeze-frame" to making your museum, art gallery, or other public space accessible to a global audience 24/7.

Below is an example of a tour we created for the Iron and Steel Museum of Alabama at Tannehill State Park. We enhanced the visitor experience by adding detailed text notes to every artifact, allowing viewers to easily learn about the rich history of each piece

 Drawing on our background as a design firm, we provide valuable data to homeowners and builders through our construction progress scans. We work with your builder to strategically capture a "freeze-frame" of your project at critical stages. This service offers several key benefits, from providing detailed, annotated progress reports to project owners who are away from the site, to mitigating the risk of future legal disputes by maintaining an accurate, historical record. In the litigious world of construction, this data is essential for holding all parties accountable.

Below is an example of a recent construction progress scan for a large interior renovation project in Nashville, TN. This data has been crucial for the homeowner to remotely track the project's progress and for the builder to gain critical insights throughout each construction phase.