London Seen Virtually from Tower Bridge
Saville Creative developed a set of interactive 'fly-through' features for the City of London as part of the Tower Bridge Exhibition. This innovation offers visitors a unique virtual experience of London from the iconic Tower Bridge.
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"Saville Creative has created a package of interactive 'fly-through' features for the City of London as part of its Tower Bridge Exhibition."
Author's summary: Saville Creative’s digital fly-throughs enrich the Tower Bridge Exhibition by offering a virtual perspective of London, enhancing visitor engagement with the city’s landmarks.
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