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ArchViz Hillside

Unreal Engine · Vagon Streams

ArchViz Hillside

ArchViz Hillside

ArchViz Hillside

Epic’s Hillside architecture sample in Unreal Engine, streamed from a cloud GPU to any browser. No local GPU or install.

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4K at 60 FPS

Ultra-low latency in any browser

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10K+ concurrent users

Scales with your audience

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20+ regions

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About this demo

Explore Hillside in the browser

ArchViz Hillside adapts Hillside, a sample architecture project by Epic, Safdie Architects and Neoscape, into a browser-streamed exploration with Vagon Streams. Built with Unreal Engine’s latest rendering technologies, it delivers cinematic realism, from canyon vistas to detailed interiors, with no local GPU or install.

As you move, lighting reacts naturally, shadows shift dynamically and geometry stays crisp. Transitions between daylight and dusk or between decks are smooth, keeping the quality of a native build.

Why Hillside is hard to share

Hillside shows off Nanite, Lumen, path tracing and virtual shadow maps. Rendering that detail locally takes very powerful hardware, and for many collaborators or clients even launching the build is prohibitive.

Packaged builds, long downloads and video exports strip away interactivity or quality, and hardware differences change how lighting and geometry look from one machine to the next.

What cloud streaming changes

Streaming ArchViz Hillside through Vagon Streams runs the whole project on high-performance cloud GPUs. Every user sees the same high-fidelity scene in real time, with no downloads and no hardware constraints.

Share the full build

Clients and collaborators explore on their own, adjusting camera angles, toggling views or pausing in zones, instead of watching flythroughs.

See identical visuals

Lighting, materials and geometry look the same on every device, and proposed changes show up in the same streamed instance.

Engage in pitches

Viewers navigate freely and inspect finishes, instead of watching pre-recorded segments.

Teach with it

Learners open complex architectural scenes from any device, without rendering rigs.

Focus on the work, not the hardware.

Create, render, collaborate and stream on the best hardware.