One of the world's most famous architectural firms now uses Twinmotion to quickly explore early design ideas and easily review projects from anywhere via the cloud. What’s more, they can import projects from Twinmotion to Unreal Engine to take their ideas even further.

When Fredrik Johnsson found himself with time on his hands thanks to the pandemic, he decided to start a personal archviz project. The result is a trip back 500 years to Varberg in the Middle Ages in an emotive real-time visualization that leverages Twinmotion’s powerful storytelling capabilities. 

Students turn the community feedback process on its head, helping residents voice thoughts with the help of 3D buildings, sliders, and interactive randomization tools.

Beyond what we see, real-time technology can be used to enhance what we hear. Forward-thinking organizations are leveraging Unreal Engine to create real-time audio experiences and visualizations that can improve urban planning processes and help design buildings with acoustics in mind. 

Ever dreamed of building your own home? A new real-time app created by Zuru Tech enables anyone to design a building and order the constituent parts for assembly on site. Find out how this innovative idea could herald a paradigm shift for the construction industry. 

When new bus and tram infrastructure was proposed to transform the face of the French technology park of Sophia Antipolis, civil engineering firm Egis was brought in to communicate the design to residents. Find out how it used Twinmotion to create a real-time animation of the bus/tram route. 

From driving simulators for more accurate design review to high-fidelity visualizations that help clients better understand proposed works, real-time tools are transforming traditional workflows on infrastructure projects at Arup.

Discover how one of the largest engineering companies in the world created a photorealistic flythrough of a large-scale infrastructure project in the UK, leveraging Unreal Engine for faster iteration times and flexible workflows.

In the first of our interview series where we get to know Unreal creators from all walks of life, we talk to interactive visualization specialist Sam Anderson about her determination to succeed in a male-dominated world and her resolve to become a role model for others.

Aerometrex creates a 3D model of the entire city of Adelaide, using a combination of photogrammetry data captured via helicopters and real-time archviz tool Twinmotion.

When asked to create a short brand film for Epic Games, artist and director FILFURY and his team at The Mill dove right into Unreal Engine. Here, we go behind the scenes to see some of the effects being created.

At over 3,750 square kilometers, Shanghai is one of China’s biggest cities. That didn’t stop digital twin specialists 51World from creating a complete virtual clone of it, with the help of Unreal Engine. Its aim is to create a virtual reflection of the live city that is continuously updated in near real time.

Design visualization agency PLAN34 leverages Twinmotion to deliver archviz assets on tight timelines for everything from urban planning to landscape design. 

When the Royal Horticultural Society wanted to see its £30 million Bridgewater Garden project ahead of delivery, it called upon the University of Salford’s THINKlab to create an immersive VR experience in Twinmotion.

After leveraging Unreal Engine across the architectural lifecycle to prove ideas, review projects with clients, deliver multi-format marketing materials, and walk stakeholders through designs in VR, AHMM reports significant return on investment.

A 3D-printed miniature of downtown Tampa, projection mapping, and real-time technology have been combined to visualize real-time data, creating a unique way to market real estate and assess urban development. 

When Professor of Architecture David Beach introduced Twinmotion to his classes, his students gained a creative sandbox—finding new ways to explore, evolve, and present their designs, and increasing their attractiveness to potential employers in the process.

Holographic computing will transform industries from retail to engineering. We take a look at how we can now achieve the highest-quality visuals yet seen in mixed reality with a deep dive into the groundbreaking Apollo 11 HoloLens 2 project. 

A world-class games program gives students the opportunity to explore and develop skills in interactive 3D that can be used in industries from automotive to film and TV.

Visualization studio Zoan leverages real-time tools to create everything from a digital 3D replica of Helsinki to augmented reality experiences for live entertainment.

Twinmotion to provide compelling VR experiences that speed up the review process and help identify improvements to designs that could have gone unnoticed in 2D renders. 

Cornell University is working with Kohn Pedersen Fox, FXCollaborative, Esri, and Epic Games to develop a new collaborative real-time design solution that will change the way the next generation of architects and designers approach urban design and planning.

Digital platform TwinSite is a virtual interactive world set in and around construction sites. Providing immersive VR and display-based training, it’s estimated to be up to four times more cost efficient than traditional offsite training.