A building crafted exclusively to house motor racing simulators, 'I-WAY' by Cyrille Druart is a massive concrete structure located in Lyon, France. It's also just as sleek and cool on the inside as it is on the outside.
Not only does the I-WAY by Cyrille Druart provide a space for automobile simulators--that are now available for use by the public--it is created with modern design aesthetics including a glass staircase and also houses a restaurant lounge with terraces, spa, conference rooms, offices and a fitness room.
Auto Simulator Architecture
The I-WAY by Cyrille Druart Houses Motor Racing Simulators
Trend Themes
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2. Multifunctional Spaces - Creating multipurpose spaces with gaming simulators as the focal point provides opportunities for businesses to attract diverse audiences.
3. Integrating Tech and Design - Incorporating innovative technology into architectural design creates opportunities for new and creative spaces for consumers.
Industry Implications
1. Gaming - Designing spaces for virtual racing simulators presents opportunities for the gaming industry to expand into a new, immersive experience market.
2. Hospitality - Integrating gaming simulators into multifunctional spaces such as restaurants and lounges provides new opportunities to attract and retain customers.
3. Architecture and Design - Incorporating new and innovative technology into architectural design provides opportunities for architects and designers to create unique and captivating spaces.