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Government · Egypt · 3D and VR
Ministry representatives walked through their new control and crisis rooms in Egypt's new capital before they were built.
Two ministries were preparing new offices, including control and crisis rooms, from detailed interior designs.
The representatives who had to approve them needed to understand exactly what they were approving: the look and feel of each room, the lighting, the automation and how each control room would be set up.
A 3D model of the planned offices that people step into, with the design's finishes, furniture and lighting.
Free movement between rooms, seeing each layout from where staff will actually sit and work.
Lighting, automation features and control room setups shown where they will be, so designers and ministry teams discuss the same space.
Ministry representatives made design decisions with a full picture of each space, instead of reading it from drawings.
Designers and ministry teams worked from the same model, which kept both sides aligned on what would be built, while changes were still easy to make.
Planning a control room? Walk it in 3D before construction starts, and review the setup, lighting and automation with the people who will use it.
Ministry representatives walked through their new control and crisis rooms in Egypt's new capital before they were built.
Designed, built, tested
Government ministry, Egypt
Ministry representatives walked through their new control and crisis rooms in Egypt's new capital before they were built.
Every office and control room is shown in detail, with the planned finishes, furniture and lighting.
Representatives move freely from room to room and see each layout from where staff will actually sit and work.
Designers and ministry teams discuss the same space while standing in it, so feedback is specific and quick to act on.
Ministry representatives could judge the designs with a clear picture of the finished spaces, and the designers received precise feedback early, when changes cost the least.
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