Your venue. Open to explore.
Commission a virtual tour in the province of Flevoland
A large hall is difficult to explain in one photograph. In Emmeloord, our TruSteel tour combines assembly, production and offices with introductions to the people working there.
A selection of our work
Projects in the province of Flevoland.
Open a project to see the spaces and the full story. Multi-site cases identify each branch by name.
TruSteel Group
Emmeloord
Vis à Vis
Almere
Explain a hall through the work inside it
The TruSteel case shows the Kampstaal and Kamplacon assembly hall. Employees talk about their work in videos, connecting the building’s scale with specific tasks and workplaces. A potential colleague sees more than a large space containing machinery.
A provincial series still needs individual routes
If you have production in Emmeloord and an office or warehouse in Almere or Lelystad, each building need not follow the same route. Their work, reception and visitors differ. Consistent naming, controls and structure can still make the series feel connected.
Flevoland includes logistics sites around Lelystad and at Stichtsekant in Almere. For such a building, the sequence from receiving to storage and dispatch may be a useful starting point. This is an option for a new brief; TruSteel remains an example from Emmeloord.
What should someone understand afterwards?
Do you want to show what you make, introduce the workplace or explain where customers are received? Establish that question first. We then discuss access to halls and offices, suitable photography times and any employee videos, giving every included space a clear purpose.
Can employees introduce their own workspace?
TruSteel uses employee video stories. For your project, we agree who speaks and where their contribution appears. Someone explaining assembly need not introduce the entire business too. Short, location-specific contributions can make a large building understandable step by step; their content and recording are agreed separately.
More examples from our work
Our Vis à Vis tour in Almere adds a cultural venue in Flevoland alongside TruSteel’s workplace in Emmeloord.
An estimate for your project
What does a virtual tour cost?
Virtual tours start at €1,500. Most business projects range from €2,500 to €5,000, excluding VAT. The size of the venue, preparation and chosen features determine the estimate.
Preparation, the shoot and production are included in the agreed project price. Additional locations, hosting and later updates are discussed separately.