What occupies me · 03 of 04
Image and spatial visualisation
I would rather show a picture than a description. People who see what is coming decide faster and change less later on.
Why a picture decides faster than a description.
How I go about it
For me a visualisation is not a sales image but a test. It answers questions a floor plan leaves invisible: does the height feel oppressive, is the counter in the way, can you see the logo from the aisle.
So it is made early and deliberately unfinished. Too polished an image invites admiration instead of objection, and objection is cheaper here than later on site.
A side effect is that decisions are documented. Whoever agreed has seen what they agreed to.
Made inside my companies. The cases live there, not here.
Work
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HAMILTON
EXFAIR ↗
Bespoke build for ACHEMA, concept and 3D
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DMS
EXFAIR ↗
Truss construction, planning across 286 m²
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CASIO
EXFAIR ↗
System stand and concept for didacta
The visualisations are made inside the projects and live at EXFAIR. There is deliberately no separate image gallery here.