Bringing the rule of law closer
Pels Rijcken asked our studio to bring the rule of law to life in a VR experience. It was made for the Rondje Rechtsstaat, part of the Week van de Rechtsstaat (the Dutch Rule of Law Week).
The aim was to make complex information understandable, engaging and close to home.
A virtual rooftop in The Hague
Visitors take a seat on the virtual roof of the Pels Rijcken office in The Hague. From the panoramic view, they discover the skyline, and recognisable buildings of rule-of-law institutions light up.
At each building, a short video explains the role of that institution.
Short videos, at your own pace
The experience puts visitors on location and combines that with clear, bite-sized content. The rooftop view invites them to look around; the short videos are designed to hold their attention.
Visitors explore the rule of law step by step, at their own pace, which makes it a compact format for civic education.
Ready for events without supervision
The experience is a self-contained VR installation in kiosk mode. It resets itself when the headset is taken off, needs no supervision and is quick to set up at events.
The content can be reused for future editions or for educational use.
Planning something similar for your own audience? You can talk to us about a project like this.
