Projects

Below are some recent examples of virtual tours I have produced. Each tour has different features, tailored to meet the specific needs of the client.

Interior of Sunny Bank Mills weaving shed. Image shows decay, puddles of water and old loom machinery.
Sunny Bank Mills

Sunny Bank Mills is a commercial and cultural venue in Farsley, Leeds. A former textile mill, the site is now home to a wealth of spaces for business, arts, heritage and leisure and an impressive historical archive.

Project features:

  • Embedded oral history
  • High-resolution imagery of archival objects
  • Sound recordings of archival objects in use
  • The ability to ‘shift in time’
  • Access to spaces that have since been demolished
  • Compatible with VR headsets
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launch project
The roof of Temple Works at sunset. Image shows conical windows and puddles of water.
Temple Works

Temple Works is a Grade II listed building in South Leeds. Constructed as a flax mill, it was occupied by the Temple.Works.Leeds creative and cultural project during the creation of this work.

Project features:

  • Participatory features allowing users to contribute to the project
  • 360° binaural audio (in selected locations)
  • High-resolution imagery of objects within the space
  • The ability to ‘shift in time’
  • Access to spaces that are no longer open to the public
  • Compatible with VR headsets
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launch project
Exterior architecture of the Baqueting House. Image shows golden light from sunrise.
Banqueting House

The Banqueting House is a Landmark Trust property on the edge of the National Trust’s Gibside estate near Newcastle. It is an 18th-century Gothic folly that was saved by the Landmark Trust and converted into a holiday home.

Project features:

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launch project
A diorama of farm work. Image includes workers, cattle and plough.
Agricultural Gallery

In 2017, The Science Museum in London made the difficult decision to dismantle their agricultural gallery. Before this work was undertaken, the gallery was captured as a virtual tour, preserving the layout and the fragile dioramas.

Project features:

  • Ultra high-resolution photography of objects and dioramas
  • A 'virtual museum' experience
  • Preservation of dioramas that were too fragile to transport
  • Compatible with VR headsets
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launch project
Exterior architecture of Beamsley Hospital. Image shows golden light from sunrise.
Beamsley Hospital

This circular almshouse is located near Skipton in North Yorkshire. The building is owned and managed by The Landmark Trust, a charity that saves historic buildings and converts them into self-catering holiday accommodation.

Project features:

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launch project
The conditioning plant inside the Neuengamme brickworks.
Neuengamme Brickworks

This project shows the brickworks at the Neuengamme Holocaust memorial site near Hamburg in Germany. The building was a site of forced labour during World War II, producing bricks that were used to construct 'Fuehrer buildings'.

Project features:

  • Embedded historical information and archival materials
  • Interactive site map
  • Visitor feedback system
  • Access to spaces that are no longer open to the public
  • Compatible with VR headsets
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launch project