Author(s): Heidrich, Felipe Etchegaray
Date: 2021
Origin: Oasisbr
Subject(s): Architectural space; Interactive three-dimensional models; Digital references; Architectural space; Architectural space; Interactive three-dimensional models; Interactive three-dimensional models; Digital references; Digital references
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This paper is part of a study that develops interactive three-dimensional models that will be used as digital references of different possibilities of organizing architectural space. Therefore, in this paper, was developed digital models that represent five possible circulations within an art gallery. These models were converting a model with the possibility of interaction and visualization in the third person. The software used in this conversion was chosen because generate a models with easy processing for rendering in real-time and having a viewer freeware, which allowed the intended use.
