Venus Village
Pool, sports, hotel and conference grounds in 3D. What would you like to do?
Existing condition · provisional layout. Positions and sizes are estimates from the owner's photos and videos, not a survey; people in the planner are illustrative.
Getting around
Computer
- WASD or arrow keys to walk; hold Shift to run (Settings: walking speed)
- Drag with the mouse to look around; L for mouse-look (Esc to release)
- O overview · P photos · R reset · M map
Phone or tablet
- Use the round pad (bottom left) to walk
- Drag anywhere else to look around
- Tap the map to jump to a spot you could walk to; ☰ Places also lists viewpoints
What you are looking at
A reconstruction of the existing pool and sports area and the hotel's lane frontage (entrance lobby and hall ECUREUIL), built from the owner's photos and videos (123 photos so far) and corrections. The owner's real photos are projected onto the model from where they were taken: stand on a photo spot and the view becomes that photo (a caption says which); walk away and the surfaces keep the real look, most exactly near the photo spots. Surface textures are cut from the same photos. Positions and sizes are estimates, not a survey. You can also walk the rest of the 7 ha estate (pavilions, room blocks, reception, car park, fountain, football pitch, lake): that part is a schematic model placed from the owner's website map, ops-app map and website photos, so positions are approximate (±10–25 m) and building details are typical, not measured. Trees beyond the estate are an illustrative backdrop. The layout has not yet been approved. Walking follows the recorded access: fences, walls, the pool and level changes stop you. In this model the only way up from the pool deck is the stair to the walkway. Other possible routes, such as behind the terrace or through the gap at the far end of the turf lawn (not confirmed yet), are not modelled as walkable. There is no direct way from the pool to the parking.
Overview mode lets you fly anywhere; that does not mean you can walk there. Places marked “viewpoint only” let you look around but not walk, because no walking route to them is known yet.
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