Asian Games

In November 2010, Guangzhou hosted the largest Asian Games ever in history, the scale of which dwarfs all previous Asian Games. In December 2009, the land for Guangzhou Asian Games was bid successfully by the consortium of R&F properties, Court Garden Real Estate and Agile Property. The land covers an area of 2,639,520 square meters, with a total construction area of 4,380,000 square meters, a commercial construction area of 207,600 square meters and a residential area of 3,848,800 square meters.
Below is the development of the 3D interactive display system for Guangzhou Asian Games Town Property. The first to come in sight are two major divisions of the content structure: the introduction to 2010 Asian Games Town as well as the idea and prospect of the land development. Then the system conveys the message through the combination of visual language of 3D images with the interaction with audience where they can obtain the information about the project via the touch screen. Moreover, the built-in virtual outdoor tour function allows users to freely roam around this town.
The adoption of 3D interactive display system for Guangzhou Asian Games Town Property serves two purposes. It not only creates a 3D interactive information platform for people to learn about and support Guangzhou 2010 Asian Games, but also provides real estate developers with a stage to display their products. This makes it possible for the system to, along with gaining support for 2010 Asian Games, pave the way for the successful sales of the projects and attract powerful customer resource for further commercial development of this land.
Beside the Asian Games, Frontop will become digital image service provider of 2012 Shandong Haiyang Asian Beach Games as China’s top cg company, supplying architectural visualization, architectural rendering, 3d rendering, 3d walkthrough services, etc.