Photorealistic 3D renders for competition submissions, planning applications, and client presentations. Built on a long-term partnership with architecture firms who need consistent quality, fast turnaround, and a visualizer who understands how architects think.
Why work with me
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Understanding of planning requirements, competition formats, and the visual conventions architects use. Renders are produced with the right camera heights, material palettes, and contextual accuracy that planning committees and clients expect.
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Visualization for competition submissions requires a different standard than general marketing renders - tighter deadlines, higher stakes, and no room for iteration. Competition work is a core part of my practice, not an afterthought.
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Architecture firms benefit from a visualizer who knows their projects, their style, and their clients. Available for ongoing retainer arrangements for firms with regular visualization needs.
A selection of relevant work from 10+ years of practice.
Karlssonark
Primary visualization partner for Swedish architecture firm Karlssonark across multiple residential, commercial, and cultural projects. Delivered competition renders, planning imagery, and client presentation visuals with consistent quality and turnaround.
Architecture Competition
Full competition visualization package for a Danish architecture competition entry - exterior renders, interior mood renders, and aerial context view. Delivered within a two-week competition deadline.
A competition render needs to communicate the design intent clearly while being visually compelling enough to stand out from other submissions. That means considered camera placement, accurate material and light representation, and a contextual scene that shows the building as part of its environment - not floating in white void.
Yes. Early-stage visualization is one of the most valuable uses of 3D - exploring massing, light, and material before committing to detailed drawings. I can work from concept sketches, basic CAD geometry, or early BIM models.
Yes. For firms with regular visualization needs, a monthly retainer with a guaranteed capacity allocation makes planning easier for both sides. Contact me to discuss.
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