Apartment Selector
Tap a unit. Its price is on the building.
Every apartment is outlined on the model. Tap one and its type, surface and price appear right there, on the façade. Open a floor and its plan draws onto the 3D — so a buyer sees the layout and where it sits in the building at the same time.
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At a glance
- Floors
- 4 (RDC → R+3)
- Per apartment
- type, surface, price
- Guided viewpoints
- 3 + floor plans
- Buyer setup
- none — a link
What it replaces
- A PDF price list nobody can match to a floor
- A stack of floor plans with no view attached
- The phone call that only asks 'which ones are left?'
What happens when they touch it
Each frame is the state the model reaches after one tap. This is the part a screenshot cannot carry — on screen it happens in front of the buyer, in about a second.
01They doOpen the link
It doesEvery apartment is already outlined on the building. The buyer can see how many there are before they ask.
02They doTap an apartment
It doesIt lights up and its details appear on the model itself — T4, 102 m², 1 110 900 €. No list, no PDF, no cross-referencing.
03They doTap PLANS
It doesThe floor list opens down the left: R+3, R+2, R+1, RDC.
04They doChoose a floor
It doesThe roof sections away and that floor's plan draws onto the building — the layout and its position in the block, in one image.
05They doTap FAÇADE
It doesA guided viewpoint, framed the way the architect would frame it.
06They doTap ARRIÈRE
It doesThe rear elevation — usually the side the brochure never shows.