Our Visualisation team have the experience to bring your ideas to life.  Being able to look into the future to see what a project or concept may look like is an invaluable way of ensuring people see your plans the way you want them to, and not with them being left to interpret technical drawings which may lead to resistance and mis-communication and not being able to see the full picture.

Our services and products can assist you when applying for planning permissions, or may be sell your ideas and plans to others to get backers on-side to enable funding.  We can place your product in its natural environment to ensure it is viewed to its maximum potential. 

By combining your ideas with our experience we are able to provide a total package that enables your clients and stakeholders to visualise and thereby understand your proposed end product.  It is also an essential tool for conveying the steps and stages through the different phases or processes to achieve the end product.  Furthermore, we are also able to call on in-house a wide range of engineers, designers, architects, and environmental scientists to enhance your product.

Starting with a storyboard we would liaise with you to ensure that your ideas have been clearly understood and that we know what the final product will involve.  For example, establishing the scope and locations of viewpoints or whether a particular element or feature needs to be showcased.

Using the latest software we are able to work from your sketches, CAD drawings, photos or other reference images that you may have, plus also using our own in-house comprehensive image library.  We then interpret the storyboard into a visualisation that can be manipulated and rendered into your desired output, including movies, presentations or traditional media.

Through the use of retouching and other techniques your project or product can be displayed to its full potential through, for example, the brightening of an overcast day.

Visualisation allows you to showcase your project and make it come alive, whether it is the finished “artist’s impression”, a demonstration of how your concept works, a demonstration of the construction sequence and construction methods, or the phased implementation.