Selected work

Supreme Court of the United States · Civic access and virtual place

Independent portfolio archive · redesign planned

Supreme Court of the United States

An early public-facing virtual experience that opened the Court’s interior to millions of online visitors.

Interactive panoramic view inside the marble halls of the Supreme Court of the United States
Loren YbarrondoImmersive experience design + production

The experience

Commissioned in 2018, the Supreme Court work made an otherwise restricted civic interior explorable through panoramic imagery. A future redesign can preserve that access while bringing the interface up to the standard of the newest Smithsonian work.

01 / Challenge

Make the physical place make sense online.

Offer public access to a symbolically important, security-sensitive place through a clear and respectful digital experience.

02 / Response

Design the visit, not just the interface.

Capture the building’s public interiors in high-resolution 360° and make them available through Google Street View and a self-hosted tour.

03 / Result

Give every visitor a way into the story.

A widely viewed digital record of the Court and a strong foundation for an elegant, accessible next-generation experience.

What I did

  • Institutional photography
  • 360° capture
  • Google Street View publishing
  • Virtual-tour production

Experience features

  • Public interior access
  • High-resolution panoramic views
  • Google Maps integration
  • Planned interface renewal

Next project

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