Virtual tours for municipalities and public sector
Objective 3D and 360° documentation of buildings and areas — for inspection, planning, maintenance and archival use.
Why this works in the public sector
Public buildings are rarely about marketing. They are about verifiable documentation, operations and long-term value.
Capture the actual condition — useful for inspections, audits and history.
Reduce the need for physical site visits when several stakeholders are involved.
Evaluate priorities and measures with correct visual context.
Who is this for?
The solution is used by departments that require long-term overview and reliable documentation — not just a presentation.
- Property management and operations
- Technical department
- Schools, kindergartens and healthcare facilities
- Cultural, sports and municipal buildings
- Document condition before and after measures
- Internal coordination across teams
- Planning, refurbishment and tenders
- Historical archive and traceability
Typical use cases
Examples where virtual tours often deliver immediate value:
Document wear, damage and room status in a verifiable way.
Better overview of priorities and measures in large buildings.
Fewer misunderstandings and more precise bids.
How it is carried out
The process is kept simple. Level of detail is adapted to purpose, security requirements and complexity.
- Purpose: control, operations, project or archive
- Scope: area and number of rooms/zones
- Access, opening hours and security
- Shareable link for internal use
- Usable in reports and documentation
- Optional access control if required
Security and considerations
Public sector projects often require strict routines and control. Content and access can be adapted accordingly.
- Areas to include or exclude can be agreed in advance.
- Focus on neutral documentation, not marketing tours.
- Access can be managed via links and internal routines.
Contact
Would you like to see how a virtual tour works in practice? We can show an example and recommend a solution suitable for your building.