Studio updates
A closer look at drawings, models and visualisations—what each image shows, how the design is organised and where the detail supports the finished result.
01 / Project notes + useful guides
Short project observations sit alongside practical guides, giving clients a clearer view of how visual, spatial and technical decisions are developed.
Technical design / Drawing package
The drawing set combines plans, elevations, sections and junction details so fabricators can understand size, position and assembly without having to interpret the design intent.
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Interior CGI / Kitchen visualisation
The kitchen visual brings cabinetry, worktops, lighting, circulation and material choices into one view, making the balance of the room easy to assess before manufacture begins.
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Model making / Physical prototyping
The model isolates the form of the building so massing, roof relationships and the connection between volumes can be assessed without the distraction of finishes or landscaping.
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2026-08-12 / Studio thinking
Real-time rendering, AI-assisted workflows and more cinematic storytelling are changing how images are made. The opportunity is speed — but the differentiator is still judgement, accuracy and a clear design question.
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2026-08-12 / Process
Photorealism can persuade too early. A stripped-back line render is often better when the real question is proportion, layout or hierarchy.
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Both may use plans, elevations and sections, but they answer different questions. Understanding the distinction makes it easier to commission the right level of information at the right stage.
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