Gym Tours
Gyms are among the most demanding spaces to capture and the most rewarding to explore. These tours cover boutique studios, 24-hour facilities, and everything between, taking in equipment layouts, group fitness rooms, locker rooms, and the flow between them. Step into any scan below and move through the floor the way a prospective member would on a first visit.
Flex Fitness OC
A full-facility scan built for member-facing use. Wall-to-wall mirrors were carefully edited to remove reflections and camera artifacts, one of the hardest problems in gym capture and the difference between a tour that looks clean and one that looks like a work in progress. Every machine is tagged with its name and a short description, so visitors can move through the floor and see exactly what each station is for before they ever step inside.
The Atlas Gym
The Atlas Gym is a 4,700-sq-ft industrial-modern fitness facility in Laguna Hills, CA, captured in a fully immersive 3D scan. Dark matte finishes, concrete and rubber flooring, and dramatic honeycomb LED lighting set the tone across an expansive training floor equipped with strength machines, squat racks, power cages, cable stations, and a full free weights zone. Every machine is individually labeled with its name and description for easy identification, and large mirrors throughout have been digitally edited for a clean, seamless view. The scan also covers a sleek lobby and locker area, rounding out a complete walkthrough of the space.
Rebel Strength
A scan built around where members actually train. Capture points were placed at the deadlift platforms, in the racks, and at each bench and machine, so visitors can stand exactly where they would during a set and look around from that spot. Mirrors throughout the floor were edited for a clean finish. The tour answers the questions people really have before joining: how much room is behind the platform, what faces the bench, and how tight things get at peak hours.