PunchdrunkPaddington, London
Punchdrunk: The Drowned Man at Temple Studios
Four floors of Punchdrunk’s legendary immersive set, captured in more than 1,000 panoramas.
London
Bespoke virtual tours in London
Our most ambitious work has been in London. For Punchdrunk we captured The Drowned Man at Temple Studios by Paddington, four floors and more than 1,000 panoramas, over a week of ten-hour days.
We take on London projects where a standard scan won’t do: immersive theatre, venues with a story to tell, brand spaces and hospitality groups that want a tour built around their identity. Our London work also includes Cad & The Dandy’s tailoring house in the City.
London is full of 3D scans that all look the same. A bespoke tour stands apart because it is designed: lit and photographed like a set, with navigation, sound, narration and hidden details that reward people for exploring. That is why theatres, galleries and brands use tours as a piece of content in their own right, not just a floor plan with pictures.
Tours are hosted on our own fast platform or on your domain, with no monthly subscription, and they work on phones, desktops and VR headsets. Everything is built to be found in search, with proper page titles, structured data and Google Maps publishing where it helps.
London is an easy train ride from Brighton, and multi-day shoots are planned around your opening hours, performances or events.
Where we work
Central London · the City · Shoreditch · Southwark · Westminster · Paddington
Tours for
London questions
Do you work in London regularly?
Yes. Our biggest project, Punchdrunk’s Temple Studios at Paddington, was a London shoot, and we take on London venues, theatres and brand spaces every year.
Can you shoot out of hours, or around performances and events?
Yes. Theatres, venues and casinos usually need out-of-hours shoots, and we plan the capture with your production or events team.
Can the tour keep our theatrical or brand lighting?
Yes. Every scene is bracketed HDR, so moody or low-light spaces keep their atmosphere without losing detail.
How long does a large London shoot take?
Anything from a morning to a week. Temple Studios took a week of ten-hour days for more than 1,000 panoramas.
Can we password-protect parts of the tour?
Yes. You can release a tour first to members or supporters and then to the public, as Punchdrunk did with its keyholders.
How much does a London project cost?
Signature tours start from £1,950 and Production tours from £5,000. We quote every London project after a short call about what you want to show.
Have a space with a story?
Tell us about your venue, property or project and we’ll come back with ideas and a quote.