Expertise · 4/5
3D visualisation.
You are an architect, an agency or a company designing its own spaces: your projects deserve better than a floor plan to convince. From your plans or sketches, we produce photoreal images and animations that win decisions, clients and bids.
01 — What we deliver
- Still images — photoreal views, framed like photographs — light, materials, life
- Animations — a walk through the project, for juries, boards and social feeds
- Variants — the same viewpoint in several materials or layouts, to decide on evidence
- Formats — print and screen deliverables, ready for the file, the panel or the post
02 — How it unfolds
Intake
Your plans, sections, sketches — hand-drawn is fine.
Modelling
The right volume, proportions checked with you.
Framing and materials
Viewpoints, light, textures: two review rounds included.
Final renders
Images and animations, in your formats.
03 — Who it's for, and how much
Priced per project, after a thirty-minute scoping call.
Every site, surface and timeline changes the work: a posted price would be wrong one way or the other. The call is free of commitment, and the quote spells out exactly what it covers.
Remote: natively remote — your files come in, the images go out, everything is decided on calls.
05 — The questions we get asked
What do you need to start?
Plans and sections if you have them; sketches, even hand-drawn, are enough to frame the work. The more precise the input, the fewer modelling rounds it takes.
Are revisions included?
Two framing-and-materials rounds are part of the quote — that is where the project settles. Beyond that, each iteration is priced before it runs, never after.
Do you work for fellow designers discreetly?
Yes, and it is the rule: your projects stay yours. No image is published or signed without your written agreement.
Does AI make the images?
It speeds up research and some textures; modelling, proportions and light remain studio work. The realism that convinces a jury doesn’t come from a prompt.
What’s next
Thirty minutes is enough to scope a project.
A video call, your space, your constraints — and you leave with a first informed opinion. No commitment, no detours.