The project
AUMA is an independent architecture and interior design concept created to explore a more immersive way of presenting projects on the web. The idea was to go beyond a traditional architecture website and allow users to actually interact with the space.
The challenge
The main challenge was combining a minimal visual direction with an interactive 3D experience without making the navigation feel confusing or heavy. The project needed to work as an architecture website while also giving users the feeling of exploring the environment.
The process
I started with the structure, visual identity and information hierarchy. Then I worked on the navigation, transitions and integration of the 3D experience with the rest of the interface. I also developed interactions for exploring materials, different lighting conditions and areas of the environment while keeping the experience simple and intuitive.
The solution
The final result combines UI/UX, front-end development and 3D in a single experience. Users can explore the space, change table finishes, switch between daylight and sunset lighting and browse the content in Portuguese or English.
The result
AUMA became a digital experience that presents architecture in a more visual and interactive way. The project was also an opportunity to explore new possibilities between design, web development and 3D experiences directly in the browser.