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The delivered work

Production logs from tours that are published and open in a browser right now.

The delivered work

324 stations, 1,441 arrows, 696 connections: what seventeen delivered tours contain

Every station, overlay, navigation arrow and distinct connection in seventeen published Vronos tours, counted out of the delivered files and published in full. 8 min read
The delivered work

What your building will take: station counts from seventeen delivered tours

Station counts for every building type we have delivered — apart-hotel, hotel, university, campsite, hostel, restaurant, bakery, shop and apartment — with no square-metre rule anywhere. 7 min read
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Seventy-two stations in a sixteen-apartment building: inside the Fenix tour

A production log from the largest tour we have published: how sixteen near-identical apartments were covered, and why 429 navigation arrows collapse to 155 connections. 6 min read
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Sixty-four stations in Budva, and the only aerial in the archive

A production log from a whole hotel in Montenegro, basement to third floor — and the one project where a drone flew, with an exact statement of what that does and does not mean. 7 min read
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Eighty-one popups and two tracked floor plans: the university building

The most information-dense tour we have built, and an honest account of where two weeks of build time went when the photography took a fraction of it. 7 min read
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Forty stations, seven rooms, four working days

A seafront hotel walked from the parking road to the water, and the argument for shooting every room type rather than every room. 5 min read
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Seven apartments, seven tours, four to six stations each

How a development with repeated stock was captured: seven separate tours, none larger than six stations, and the three lowest connection densities in our archive. 6 min read
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A campsite in twenty-nine stations and a capsule hostel in fourteen

Two accommodation types nobody publishes capture data for: what changes when there are no walls to structure a route, and when the room is smaller than the camera wants. 6 min read
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The same bakery, twice: why one branch took seven stations and the other four

One client, one brief, one city, two premises, two different station counts — the cleanest controlled comparison in our archive, with both tours live and open. 7 min read