APPLICATION OF AUGMENTED AND VIRTUAL REALITY IN RESIDENTIAL COMPLEX PRESENTATION, CASE STUDY: ENERGOPROJEKT SUNNYVILLE

Authors

  • Petar Pejic University of Novi Sad
  • Milan Lakicevic,
  • Sonja Krasic University of Nis
  • Predrag Sidjanin University of Novi Sad

Keywords:

Augmented Reality, Virtual Reality, Residential Complex, Mobile applications, Energoprojekt, Sunnyville

Abstract

The traditional method of residential complex project presentations involves the use of a printed poster or elaborate on which the building is presented by using of two-dimensional drawings and images. The main traditional approach problem is the presentation of three-dimensional space on two-dimensional paper. The main focus of this paper is the development of contemporary, mobile systems for residential complex presentations which will be presented on a case study of “Energoprojekt Sunnyville” using a method of virtual and augmented reality. This approach enables easier and better understanding of all types of architectural objects and urban complex, allowing the user intuitive spatial overview of architectural work.

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Author Biographies

Sonja Krasic, University of Nis

Associate Professor at Faculty of Civil Engineering and Architecture

Predrag Sidjanin, University of Novi Sad

Professor at Faculty of Technical Sciences,

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Published

2017-05-25

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Industrial Design and Graphic Design