Exploring virtual reality technology in high-rise building design to enhance user experience
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https://doi.org/10.61173/d8f18s31Keywords:
virtual reality, high-rise building design, Characteristics of users, experience of usersAbstract
With the continuous progress of design technology and science and technology, virtual reality (VR) technology is used broadly in architectural design. Since the early twenty-first century, skyscrapers have appeared more and more in the world, and the complexity of their structure and the diversity of their functions often make the design not comprehensive. Through virtual reality, high-rise design provides a highly reproducible, detailed simulation of real-time collaboration platforms between designers and users. In this way, it improves the efficiency of project design and enhances the user experience.
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