Between 2008 and 2022 Kompastoren Mijdrecht — a 41-metre water tower from 1937 — was reborn as a workspace and event venue. With a 360° tour you see before and after, including the new lift shaft and the Kompas Café on the ground floor.
A photo set shows what the photographer chose to show. A 360° tour lets the visitor look around themselves — and that changes how they assess the space. For holiday rentals, hospitality and heritage, that's sometimes the difference between a booking and no booking.
I've worked with 360° photography since 2017. The tours are hosted via Kijk Virtueel — a Dutch platform with statistics, hotspots and interactive elements you can configure per space.
Kompastoren is a former water tower from 1937 that supplied drinking water to Mijdrecht, Wilnis and Vinkeveen for nearly seventy years. Between 2008 and 2022 the building was rebuilt: large new windows on the east face, a complete new lift shaft on the south, extra floors for rent and the Kompas Café on the ground floor.
The 360° tour shows both states — the tower before the rebuild and the workspace-with-a-view it became. For the owner it became a calling card to attract renters; for visitors a way to see what they're walking into.
For holiday rentals, hospitality, offices or reused heritage I produce complete 360° tours. With or without hotspots, statistics and additional media.
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