Mike Stubbs, Senior Lecturer in the School of the Built Environment (and responsible for setting up the visit) said afterwards: 'The students really enjoyed and engaged with this exciting new digital model that will revolutionise the way that the visual impact of development can be assessed as well as the impacts that follow as cityscapes evolve and change as new developments come forward'.
VU.CITY: the largest and most accurate fully interactive digital city models. Until now we have relied on physical models and CGIs to help visualise the future. Now we have created the largest and most accurate truly interactive digital city model, continuously updated to provide a revolutionary tool for architects, developers, advisors and the public sector. VU.CITY saves time and money for anyone involved in planning or development and is directly leading to better decision making. It is already being used by local government, public bodies, architects, land owners, developers and property agents. Using game engine technology, users can import their own 3D model into VU.CITY to immediately place their proposals in context and and test their visual impact, scale and massing.
Take a look at the VU.CITY project for yourself here:
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