Interface Multimedia is a creative marketing agency that combines architectural, technical and marketing expertise to the visualization and design of engaging environments. Panoramic photography, 360 Video & Motion VR has transformed the way we view the built world. Learn more about how we help clients visualize their environments.
As the rollout for the new Capital One Hall begins, Interface has helped produce a stunning print ad for the local Washingtonian Magazine and produced a full virtual reality 360 walk-through of the Capital One Hall.
As the rollout for the new Capital One Hall begins, Interface has helped produce a stunning print ad for the local Washingtonian Magazine and produced a full virtual reality 360 walk-through of the Capital One Hall.
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We work with market leaders in the practice of architecture, design, construction, brokerage, and real estate development. Over the last 25 years our market expertise has extended beyond our traditional architectural roots. We work with government agencies, non-profits and technology companies to help tell their story.
Great design is the process of listening, observing and then applying a visual understanding of the problem. We believe great design must communicate the essences of your story. By generating many ideas and concepts before a direction is chosen, we are able to refine the design solution to a single strategic element.
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Jill P.
May 20, 2015
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The company boasts a lot of clients for web design. Mine is one of them. However, we're in the process of finding a replacement. Here are a few reasons:
(1) Whenever our website encounters a problem (it stops loading for several hours, or a feature Interface designed a week earlier suddenly breaks), Interface accepts zero responsibility. At first, we believed them. Silly us. Now we understand that this has been a pattern for many years, and that 9 times out of 10, the responsibility lies with Interface.
(2) Their personnel are frequently non-responsive. A few months ago we requested
(1) Whenever our website encounters a problem (it stops loading for several hours, or a feature Interface designed a week earlier suddenly breaks), Interface accepts zero responsibility. At first, we believed them. Silly us. Now we understand that this has been a pattern for many years, and that 9 times out of 10, the responsibility lies with Interface.
(2) Their personnel are frequently non-responsive. A few months ago we requested
