Facility Spatial Infrastructure
One facility. One maintained spatial infrastructure.
Every event, throughout the year.
MCB provides permanent interactive 3D facility mapping for cultural institutions, performance venues, campuses, and public-facing properties.
Visitors access a single navigable resource for locating entrances, destinations, amenities, and accessible routes. Facility operators maintain one spatial environment that can accommodate changing operational needs and connect with authorized external systems.
Year-round infrastructure. Institution-controlled information. No phone call required.
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Visitor Navigation
A permanent, interactive facility map that visitors can access before arrival or on-site. Locate entrances, theaters, seating areas, restrooms, elevators, and accessible routes.
Facility Operations
A centrally maintained spatial interface for room configurations, temporary closures, event-specific directions, and approved visitor information.
Event Interoperability
An infrastructure layer capable of connecting a venue's permanent map to authorized event, destination, or campus mapping systems without requiring a new map for each event.
Institutional applications
Built Around the Facility's Permanent Requirements
Every facility has its own operating environment. MCB establishes a maintained spatial foundation that can accommodate different users, programming, and operational responsibilities without requiring a separate navigation system for every event.
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Cultural and Performing Arts Facilities
One facility. Multiple performances and public uses.
Theaters, galleries, cinemas, and cultural institutions frequently accommodate different audiences, visiting organizations, and changing event arrangements.
A permanent spatial interface provides one consistent resource for identifying performance spaces, entrances, visitor amenities, and accessible routes throughout the year.
Photograph: Tsuyoshi Kozu / Unsplash
Educational and Institutional Campuses
Public access without compromising operational boundaries.
Universities and educational institutions accommodate students, staff, visiting families, outside organizations, and public events.
MCB's infrastructure supports navigation to authorized public destinations while allowing institutions to define which spaces and information are available within the visitor-facing experience.
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Commercial Entertainment and Event Venues
A consistent spatial resource across changing event formats.
Entertainment venues may accommodate concerts, screenings, presentations, private functions, and different visitor arrangements.
A maintained facility map provides a common spatial foundation that can be adapted to event-specific requirements and extended across additional properties where appropriate.
Infrastructure and service scope
A Maintained Operating Layer, Not a One-Time Build.
MCB establishes and maintains the spatial infrastructure behind a facility's public-facing navigation experience.
The objective is to preserve one authoritative facility resource that can be updated as spaces, access requirements, and operational needs change.
3D Spatial Foundation
A navigable digital representation of agreed facility areas, entrances, destinations, and circulation paths.
Visitor Wayfinding
Mobile-accessible navigation to public destinations, amenities, and approved accessible routes.
Facility Information Management
An administrative interface for maintaining approved location information and changes.
Event-Specific Configurations
The ability to communicate temporary destinations, access changes, and event-related information within the established spatial environment.
External System Integration
Technical architecture capable of supporting authorized connections with event, campus, transportation, or destination systems.
Hosting and Operational Continuity
A maintained digital environment with defined hosting, updates, administration, and support.
Deployment and commercial model
Infrastructure Without the Conventional Implementation Burden.
MCB is evaluating a limited number of facilities for an introductory deployment structure designed to reduce the upfront cost of establishing permanent spatial infrastructure.
Each deployment is scoped to the facility's physical environment, available documentation, operational requirements, and desired functionality.
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Establish the Spatial Foundation
Define the participating facility, available plans, public destinations, circulation areas, and initial mapping requirements.
02
Deploy and Configure
Establish the interactive facility environment, configure approved information, and prepare the platform for public access.
03
Maintain and Extend
Maintain the facility map throughout the year and expand functionality as operational needs change.
Introductory implementation terms are subject to facility size, documentation availability, mapping complexity, and final scope approval. Additional surveying, specialized modeling, and custom integrations may be quoted separately.
Phoneless onboarding
Evaluate Your Facility Without Scheduling a Call.
Provide a few preliminary details about your property and operating requirements. MCB will use this information to assess the applicable mapping scope and identify an appropriate deployment structure.
The process can be completed online without a telephone conversation.
Step 1 of 5
Identify Your Facility
Identify Your Facility
Confirm institution, site address, facility type, and contact information.
Information submitted through this form is used solely to prepare an initial scope assessment for your facility. It is stored securely, it is not published, and it is not shared with third parties. Read our Privacy Policy.
Optional staff conversation
Prefer to Discuss Your Facility Directly?
Certain facilities involve multiple buildings, specialized accessibility requirements, complex event configurations, or integrations with existing institutional systems.
An MCB team member can discuss those considerations and determine the appropriate next steps.
One Facility. One Maintained Spatial Infrastructure.
Every event, throughout the year.
Establish a permanent facility navigation environment that remains available to visitors, staff, and participating organizations beyond any individual event.