360T

A closer look, fromanywhere.

A store takes shape long before its doors open. For Tiffany & Co., 360T brought that process into view, giving architects, project managers and corporate teams a way to explore construction sites remotely.

We designed and developed the experience around regular panoramic captures. Teams on site uploaded photographs; colleagues elsewhere could look around, review changes and raise questions. Each update added to a visual history of the build.

Look beyond the photograph

A conventional site photo shows the angle someone chose to send. A panoramic capture gives the reviewer room to explore. We built an interactive viewer that lets teams look around the space and examine details in their surroundings, from a desktop or mobile device.

See what changed

Construction moves quickly, and yesterday’s view can answer today’s question. Dated captures let teams revisit earlier stages and compare them with more recent work. The archive preserves a record of how a space developed, giving progress reviews a visual reference.

Turn observations into conversations

Seeing an issue is the start of resolving it. Stakeholders could comment, flag details and request further photographs, keeping the exchange connected to the project. Architects, headquarters and site teams could discuss the same space, even when working in different places.

Control who sees the work

Unfinished stores contain sensitive plans and design details. We built access controls into the platform so project imagery could be shared with the people involved. The interface made documentation accessible while permissions kept its audience controlled.