Step into the heart of New Zealand's Parliament House with this free-to-play simulation. Photogrammetry, 3D scanning, and virtual reality recreate the iconic debating chamber, complete with green leather seats, thick green carpet, and rimu panels. Built in 1918, it stands as the main meeting place for parliamentarians debating bills and handling business.
Take a guided digital tour of this historic space at any time on PC. The experience lets visitors, students, scholars, and researchers explore up close while preserving the chamber digitally for future generations. This educational simulation delivers an inside look at one of Aotearoa's key buildings.
The debating chamber, where the New Zealand House of Representatives sits to debate bills and consider parliamentary business, is at the heart of Parliament House. The green leather seats, thick green carpet, and immaculate rimu panels are signature features of the chamber, one of the most iconic rooms in New Zealand.
Built 100 years ago in 1918, the chamber has served, and continues to serve, as the main meeting place of New Zealand’s parliamentarians.
Through the use of Photogrammetry, 3D scanning and Virtual Reality, the Virtual Debating Chamber (VDC) experience provides a guided digital tour of the chamber. Visitors, students, scholars and researchers will be able to view the chamber up close and personal at any time. VDC also digitally preserves this chamber for future generations.
Join us on an educational experience like we have never had before into one of Aotearoa's most treasured and important historical buildings.
