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In last few days after making visualisations for my project of Cultural Centre I realised how bad I am at making them. I regret, that I still don't use 3ds max, i work like :autocad -> sketch up -> kerkythea --> then repairing all in photoshop and finally designing the layout in Corel Draw. Sound complicated, but I’m quite sure, that’s not enough. I know I should learn how to use some programs like 3ds max or something similar (but what?). Me and my friends decided to choose 3ds max.…Continue

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"The design is part of a competition called “Duepercinque” which aims to allot street space to more than just cars. The design by Springtime opts for a cement block with “Person Parking” signs."

Well, quite an interesting idea in the way of returning public space to the public. But I don't see anyone sitting in a crowded street on this parking spot. I think it is more suitable for a low traffic street. I feel already the heat and the fuel of the car...

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A novel marketing tool that deliver - Google Virtual Tours.



A Google Virtual Tour is the best tool available to enhance the things you are doing right. You have already invested a good amount of money in the physical appearance of your place to create a memorable experience for customers, have a website to show how awesome is your place, and a social media program - to increase traffic to your website.


A Google Virtual Tour reinforce these three areas, adding value to your business. I’ll tell you how.

  1. A Google Virtual Tour exponentially increases the number of people that walk-in to your place (physically and virtually). It showcases the memorable experience that you created.
  2. You can integrate the Virtual Tour to your website, making it a very cost effective way to enhance your site. Many business are already taking advantage of the new possibilities, their websites stand out from the crowd.

  3. When you embed the Google Virtual Tour on Facebook, Pinterest, your business blog, or any other community. Your social media program gains interactive visual content to share and engage customers.

  4. And because, the Virtual Tour and the photographs - of the most important aspects of your business - are published to Google+ Local, Search, and Maps, the Google search results of your business get enhanced.


There are other benefits of having a Google Virtual Tour, they differ from business to business. I have covered some of these in our blog. But without going to deep, the four ways in which a Virtual Tour deliver value to most businesses (described above), are good enough reasons to consider our service.


The best part - is easy, affordable, and takes less than a week for the Tour to be live.

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