Game Changer.
The article discusses how architectural firms are increasingly utilizing video game engines, specifically Unreal Engine and Unity, to enhance project visualization and management. These engines allow architects to create interactive digital environments that facilitate better engagement with clients...
| Publicado en: | Architectural Record Vol. 213; no. 6; pp. 151 - 153 |
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BNP Media
Jun2025
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