Architects Registration Board
Hearing Room 360° Panorama

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Architects Registration Board

Hearing room 360° virtual tour

Attending a legal hearing can be a daunting for process for both the witnesses and the registrants. To help familiarise all attendees with the hearing process the Architects Registration Board commissioned Pan 3Sixty to create an interactive 360° panorama of the hearing room. Accompanying text and pop-up information points explain the hearing process, and the role of all the people involved in a hearing.

Accessibility

For viewers with a visual impairment there is an audio version of the 360° panorama, with the audio tracks recorded by a professional voice over artist in a dedicated recording studio.

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We developed the Professional Conduct Committee (PCC) virtual tour as we understand that being involved in a PCC hearing can be stressful and unfamiliar experience for those involved. We have been very pleased with the process of developing the virtual tour with Pan3Sixty and with the finished product. We hope it will help prepare people for the experience of attending a hearing in a visual and accessible format. Many thanks to Pan3Sixty for all their hard work in developing this with us.

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Are you interested in a similar 360° virtual tour for your organisation?

We’d love to hear from you. Please call us on 0845 644 3605 to discuss your requirements or arrange a meeting. Alternatively, you can fill out the short form on our contact page to tell us about your ideas.

About Pan 3Sixty

Pan 3Sixty

Pan 3Sixty is a specialist photographic company producing high-quality 360° virtual tours, gigapixel panoramas and panoramic photography.

Since early 1999, we have had the pleasure to work for a wide variety of clients, creating 360° virtual tours to meet a diverse range of requirements. To mention a few, commissions have taken us from the ‘Top of Europe’ at Jungfraujoch in Switzerland to the depths of First World War tunnels cut into the Somme battlefields, from the heat and the noise of the pits at the British Grand Prix to the tranquil grounds of the Henry Moore Foundation, onto the bow of Queen Mary 2 sailing into New York, into the cockpit of an Avro Lancaster, up Tower Bridge, down a mining school in Cornwall.