How Atmosphere Co-Working Uses 3D Web Experiences to Bring Their Space to Life
In an era when hybrid work and remote collaboration have reshaped expectations for office space, co-working providers must do more than just rent desks — they need to tell a compelling story.
Atmosphere Co-Working is doing just that with an immersive 3D experience that lets prospective members tour their space virtually, long before they walk in the door. And it’s not just static images or 360° photos: it’s a real-time interactive 3D environment, complete with embedded video powered by the FreakoutSDK WebGL Video Player.
Here’s a look at how they’re doing it — and how you can, too.
A Virtual Tour That Feels Real
Check out Atmosphere’s live 3D project here:
👉 https://3d.coworking-atmosphere.com/
Visitors can walk through the space in their browser, getting a feel for its design, light, and layout. This isn’t your typical marketing slideshow — it’s an actual 3D environment built in Unity and delivered seamlessly over WebGL.
This approach helps Atmosphere stand out to remote-first teams, freelancers, and startups who want to know exactly what kind of vibe they’re signing up for.
Adding Context with Embedded Video
A tour alone is great, but what if you want to tell your story — not just show it?
That’s where the FreakoutSDK WebGL Video Player comes in.
It lets developers embed streaming video directly inside their 3D scene. For Atmosphere, that means they can overlay welcome videos, highlight their events, or feature interviews with founders and community managers.
Instead of pulling visitors out of the experience to watch a video on YouTube, they can deliver that media in-context — right inside the virtual space.
Why This Matters for Co-Working Spaces
Most co-working spaces sell more than desks: they sell community, vibe, and location. But these are hard to communicate online.
A 3D tour with integrated video gives potential members a better sense of:
✅ What the space looks like
✅ Where they’d sit or meet
✅ How it feels to work there
✅ Who runs it, and why
For many people, choosing a co-working spot is as much about trust and fit as price. Atmosphere’s approach helps build that trust online, at scale.
Powered by Unity + FreakoutSDK
Atmosphere’s experience is built in Unity, exported to WebGL, and uses the FreakoutSDK WebGL Video Player for seamless, customizable video playback in-browser.
If you’re a developer or a space operator, that means:
- No need to send people to YouTube or Vimeo off-site.
- Fully branded, fully integrated video inside your 3D scene.
- Control over layout, timing, triggers, and interaction.
The SDK is easy to integrate with your existing WebGL export. And because it runs in the browser, there’s no app to download — just share a link.
See It in Action
If you’re curious how this looks from a visitor’s perspective, take the tour here:
If you’re a developer who wants to integrate video in WebGL scenes, check out the asset on the Unity Store:
🛠️ FreakoutSDK WebGL Video Player on Unity Asset Store
Bringing Spaces Online
Hybrid work is here to stay. For co-working providers, that means attracting customers who may live in another city, country, or time zone.
A 3D virtual tour with embedded video is a powerful way to share what makes your space special — long before someone sets foot inside.
Atmosphere Co-Working is leading the way. And with tools like the FreakoutSDK WebGL Video Player, any space can do the same.
Thanks for reading! If you’re a coworking operator, designer, or Unity dev interested in adding video to your 3D WebGL experiences, feel free to reach out or leave a comment below or visit our website.