ARki

Load the final design into ARki.

Travel to the construction site.

Calibrate the AR anchor to the site boundary.

Overlay the model at 1:1 scale.

Walk the client through the virtual rooms in the physical location.

Import utility maps as 3D layers.

Overlay the utility model onto the excavated site.

Identify visual overlaps between proposed structural elements and virtual utility lines.

Mark conflicts for engineering review.

Set up iPads at designated viewpoints in the city.

Trigger AR views of the new bridge or park via location-based anchors.

Allow citizens to view the proposal from their own perspective.

Collect feedback based on the visual impact.

Apply different material shaders to the model in ARki.

Toggle between 'Granite' and 'Concrete' options while standing in the space.

Assess the aesthetic impact of light reflections.

Select the optimal material based on visual fidelity.

Model the historical reconstruction.

Align the virtual model with the existing ruins on-site.

Use the transparency slider to compare the 'then and now'.

Record a documentary walkthrough for educational purposes.

Input the building's geographical coordinates.

Set the ARki time-slider to various months (Winter vs Summer Solstice).

Observe where the virtual shadow falls on neighboring properties in real-time.

Adjust building height if shadow impact exceeds local regulations.

Break the model into Phase 1, 2, and 3 layers.

Overlay Phase 1 on the current site.

Toggle Phase 2 to show the next level of assembly.

Use the visual aid to brief the construction crew on the week's goals.