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Modern technology allows architects and designers to present their projects in a completely new way. You can now transform a Revit model into an interactive 3D or VR tour that opens directly in a web browser.

Your client is no longer limited to drawings and static renders — they can literally walk through their future home, explore the interior and exterior from any angle, and even immerse themselves in the space using a VR headset.

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What This Offers to Your Client

• Full immersion: the ability to freely move through the project as if it were already built.
• Easy access: no need to install special software — just follow a link.
• Realistic perception: the client experiences the real scale, lighting, and atmosphere of the design.

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Interactive Project Features

• Game-like logic: opening doors, interactive buttons, hints, and navigation routes.
• Animation and dynamics: moving objects, falling rain, sunsets — everything that makes the space feel alive.
• Weather and time-of-day effects: adjustable lighting, reflections, shadows, and cloud coverage.
• VR integration: supports Oculus Quest, Pico, HTC Vive, and other headsets.

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Technical Foundation

By converting Revit models into web-friendly formats (such as glTF or USDZ), your project can be hosted online and accessed anywhere. Using WebGL and WebXR, these interactive scenes run smoothly across devices — from desktops and laptops to tablets and smartphones.

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Benefits for Architects and Studios

• Increased client trust and a strong visual impact during presentations.
• The ability to showcase projects online without complex installations.
• Faster approvals and decision-making without the need for in-person meetings.

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Conclusion

Creating a web-based version of your Revit project represents a new level of interaction with your client. It’s not just a 3D model — it’s a digital walkthrough of a future home, designed to evoke emotion, speed up decisions, and bring your architectural vision to life.