Archistory © is an augmented visits application.

Discover the heritage, architecture and landscapes as you've never seen them! Through fun and original routes, you explore places and relive their history.

The application geolocates you and notifies you of the presence of remarkable sites nearby. Raise your Smartphone and explore the places at 360 °. Borrowing both the codes of augmented reality and those of virtual reality, Archistoire operates on a principle of interactive panoramas photosphere.

Touch the interactive areas on the screen and access exclusive content related to perceived elements: architectural details, historical anecdotes, landscape reading, etc. Thanks to virtual reality, you also enter places inaccessible to the public.

Archival photographs, old postcards, paintings or engravings are superimposed on the real image, creating a "window of time" effect that immerses you in ancient or recent history.

You can not go there? Are you just curious to discover these iconic places from your sofa? The experience is optimized for use "IRL" but the application is also used remotely, enjoy!

Once downloaded to the Smartphone, the application works without the need for an internet connection.

HOW TO USE ARCHISTOIRE?

Remember to enable the location service on your smartphone

Visit the sites of Alleins

Scan the premises with your smartphone

Access interactive panoramas and reveal the secrets of the village

Have a good walk: -)


CREDIT

Archistoire © is an original concept created by 9b + agency and Syntop Studio in collaboration with the CAUE 83. The brand is registered by 9b + and the CAUE 83.

Archistoire Alleins is proposed by the CAUE 13 and the municipality of Alleins

ABOUT THE EDITOR

The Archistoire concept is a mobile solution created between Toulon and Berlin, the fruit of the partnership between Syntop studio (interactive design and scenography) and creative agency 9b + (strategic design and museography). We imagine differentiating and innovative experiences serving cultural and tourist visitors.

www.archistoire.com