Spaces
One building, walkable, before it's built
BIM in. A place you can explore on foot, out.
- Revit and IFC to a navigable environment
- Daylight and evening states
- Proven across 220 m of airport terminal
Built with and for
Apple
Microsoft
FormaXR
Pearson
GIGXR
What we do
Spaces & products, made spatial
One engine, two scales.
Products
One piece, arranged by its customer
A design studio's piece, from its own CAD. Customers set the arrangement, the room and the finish, and share it as a link.
- Measured from the built piece, so every arrangement can be made
- Leads to your inbox, with the drawings to build from
- The same piece at 1:1 on Vision Pro
Live now
Your collection, explorable
Storm by Rock & Soar: engineering CAD in, a piece customers can arrange, fit to their room, finish and share as a link out — in any browser, on any device, nothing to install. The same asset hangs at 1:1 on Vision Pro.
Live configurator
Click to activateTap to activatedrag to orbit · right-drag to pan · scroll to zoomdrag to orbit · two fingers to pan · pinch to zoom
Try it: pick a pattern · type in the room · drag a droplet by hand
Have a collection in Rhino, STEP or STL?
That's all we need. Send the files as they are, plus photographs of the built piece, and your customers could be arranging it within a day — on your site, in your showroom, on a tablet in a client meeting.
- Measured, not modelled. Every element sits where it hangs in the built fixture, and every arrangement a customer makes keeps the maker's own spacing, so it can be built.
- One asset, every screen. The browser piece and the Vision Pro piece share geometry, finishes and saved configurations.
- Yours to embed. One line of HTML, and it refuses to run on domains you haven't approved. Every configuration is a link.
- Leads, with the drawings. A saved design reaches your inbox with the customer's address; the ceiling plan, cable schedule and DXF follow from it.
Send the files you already have — no cleanup first. A single piece is live within a day; a full space, days to weeks.
What we've done
A whole terminal, walkable at full scale
Airport XR · 2026
A major European hub, built from the source BIM. Drag the handle — source on the left, delivered on the right, same camera.
Source BIM
Delivered
37M → 4M
Polygons
90 fps
In headset
220 × 50 × 14 m
Walkable
11,000 m²
Floor area
What it's used for
- Design and construction teams see their choices at full scale
- An airline reviewed a proposed lounge in the position it would occupy
- Used on site, part-way through construction
Case studies
Ten years of shipped work
The projects that taught the pipeline what it needed to do.
2024
FormaXR
We built it. Step into unbuilt apartments on Apple Vision Pro.
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HoloLens era
HoloPatient
Life-sized virtual patients for clinical training.
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HoloLens era
HoloHuman
Interactive 3D anatomy at room scale.
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“Working with Tarik has been outstanding. His technical depth and ability to turn complex architectural data into smooth, high-fidelity XR experiences consistently elevate our projects. He delivers fast, reliably, and with a problem-solving mindset that adds real value.”
About
The Studio
Ten years of shipping spatial software taught us where CAD data breaks on a headset. That became a system rather than a service.
Tarik Awad
Founder & XR Developer
Tarik has 10+ years in XR. He built launch titles for the HoloLens 2 announcement with Microsoft's Mixed Reality team in Redmond. His FormaXR app for Vision Pro is now shown in demos at Apple's Executive Briefing Center in Cupertino.
Camila Vignoni
Lead Visualisation Artist
Camila leads the visual development of immersive experiences, overseeing the entire real-time pipeline from 3D production and look development to scene assembly, lighting, optimisation, and final delivery.
Get in touch
Tell us what you're building
Send a model, or just describe the idea.
London · working worldwide