Capabilities
From a napkin sketch or a full CAD set to a sales-ready visual program: seven ways the studio turns design intent into imagery a client can believe in.
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Photorealistic still images from sketches or CAD files.
The core of the studio. Working from anything, whether a napkin sketch, schematic design, or a full CAD set, we build and light a scene until the image reads as a photograph of a building that does not exist yet. Stills are the workhorse of entitlement packages, marketing campaigns and design review.
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Cinematic fly-throughs and walk-throughs of interior and exterior spaces.
Animated sequences move a buyer through the project: down the entry drive, through the great room, out to the lanai. Film is the strongest pre-sales asset a development team can hold: it sells the feeling of the place, not just the floor plan.
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Immersive environments that place a client inside the design.
Computer technology that replicates an environment, real or imagined, and simulates presence inside it. In a sales gallery or a design review, VR lets a client stand in the unbuilt room and turn their head. Nothing else closes the imagination gap as completely.
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Accurate computer models generated from sketches or CAD files.
Every rendering starts with a model. We build the 3D geometry needed to explore massing, compare design options, and accurately develop the final imagery, allowing ideas to be tested and refined visually before moving forward.
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Rendered models composited into photographs of the real site.
The proposed building, placed in a photograph of its actual site, matched for camera, light and season. Planning boards and neighbors trust a montage because the context is real; only the building is proposed.
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Full-circle views with user-controlled navigation.
A single point in the project, rendered in every direction. Panoramas travel well. Embedded on a sales site or viewed on a phone, they give a buyer control of the camera and a genuine sense of standing in the space.
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Modeled, rendered layouts, furnished or unfurnished.
Flat plans, rebuilt as rendered artwork: materials, landscape, furniture, light. A rendered site plan turns a leasing brochure or a community master plan into something a buyer can actually read.
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