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For university housing

A first look. Before move-in.

Room-type tours for residence halls and university apartments. Students see the space they’ll call home before they arrive.

Plan a campus pilotTake the sample tour

Room-type tours

What a room-type tour shows.

  • See what comes with it.

    Representative layouts, university-provided furniture and approved shared spaces.

  • Measure approximately.

    Students can check approximate sizes in the tour. Readings come from the LiDAR mesh.

  • Clearly labelled.

    Each tour will say it shows a representative room, not an assigned one.

Line drawing of a representative single room: a bed, a desk and chair under the window, and a wardrobeIllustration · No campus captured yet

What a room-type tour will show

  • A representative layout of each room type
  • University-provided furniture, as your housing team lists it
  • Approximate sizes, measured from the LiDAR mesh
  • A clear “Representative room” label
Take the sample tour

Housing teams decide

  1. You choose what’s captured and published.

  2. Assignments and selection rules stay with the university.

  3. We capture campus housing only with the housing office’s authorization.

Now inviting housing teams to discuss pilots.

Tell us about the halls and room types you’d like to show. We’ll plan a small pilot with your team.

Plan a campus pilot

Questions

Do you need university approval?

Yes. We capture campus housing only with the housing office’s authorization.

Can students see their exact room?

Tours show a representative room of each type. Individual rooms can differ, and each tour will say so.

Is furniture planning available?

Not yet. Campus furniture planning tools aren’t available.