Virtual office for a lawyer
Build a virtual office for a lawyer that works as a space for consultations, professional conversation and public talks rather than a decorative 3D location, and alongside it a personal website that works not only as a calling card but as a clear entry point into a consultation, an expert brand and a related digital service.
- Year
- 2025
- Role
- Designed the concept of the virtual office and how it connects with the website · Assembled the space in Unity · Used ProBuilder for the geometry and Spatial for publishing
- Client
- Anton Okulov
- Genres
- XR · Community · Web
The brief
Create a virtual office for a lawyer that works as a space for consultations, professional conversation and public talks, rather than just a decorative 3D location. Alongside it — build a personal website that works not only as a calling card but as a clear entry point into a consultation, an expert brand and a connected digital service.
Context
The case joins XR, a social function and applied service. What matters for it is not only the form but the reason why such an office is needed at all: some users may feel safer in a virtual environment than in face-to-face communication.
The context of cooperation with the Kirov AIDS centre is especially significant here. Through this office free legal consultations were planned, where the anonymity of the metaverse became not a decorative gimmick but practical value. The ability to choose an avatar and change your voice lowered the barrier to entry for people for whom confidentiality and psychological safety matter.
This is also a case about packaging an expert legal service as a whole — from the website to the immersive space. The website did not live on its own but led the user towards a more unusual format of interaction, joining classic web and the metaverse into a single ecosystem.
Solution
The virtual office (XR)
The virtual office was assembled in Unity using ProBuilder and published on the Spatial platform. The space was shaped like a lawyer’s badge, with a panorama of Kirov, a circular balcony and a division into more open and more private zones for conversation.
This was not just an XR experiment but a space with several usage scenarios: free legal consultations by prior appointment through the website, open professional discussions, interviews and other event formats.
The website (Tilda)
The lawyer’s personal website was assembled on Tilda. It packaged the legal practice, gave a clear structure for getting to know the service and worked as the main entry point into the consultation scenario. From the web interface you can go into the virtual office, forming a connected digital ecosystem.
In addition, the project featured an AI bot answering typical questions. For a project like this not only the visual side mattered but also the legal accuracy of the interface: consent texts, the data processing policy, the clarity of the enquiry scenario — so that the website would not promise too much or leave the client exposed over formalities.
What I did personally
- Designed the concept of the virtual office and how it connects with the website
- Assembled the space in Unity
- Used ProBuilder for the geometry and Spatial for publishing
- Developed the website on Tilda
- Thought through the zoning and the usage scenarios of the virtual office
- Thought through the user journey from first contact on the website to an enquiry and a consultation
- Took part in working out the legal and documentary layer of the website
- Took account of the social scenario of anonymous consultations in connection with the AIDS centre
Stack
- Unity
- ProBuilder
- Spatial
- Tilda
- GenAI / AI bot
- virtual scenography
- consultation scenarios
Skills
- XR production
- designing social spaces
- digital scenography
- translating an applied task into an immersive format
- expert websites
- UX for legal services
- design for trust and a personal brand
- connecting a website with unconventional digital formats
- understanding of the legal context of consultation and lead-generation websites
Immediate focus
- Add screenshots and a video tour of the space
- Clarify the real usage scenarios after launch
- Set down why this case matters for the legal field and for the XR context
Result
The outcome is a full-fledged digital ecosystem for a legal practice. The virtual office is a rare applied XR case where the space works not for the wow effect but for safer and more flexible communication. The personal website solves the classic task of trust and introduction to the service, yet extends into a metaverse that can be entered straight from the browser. The office was used for events, interviews and free legal consultations. This is one of the strongest works in the portfolio, at the junction of virtual worlds, social meaning and a real client scenario.