I mainly work on residential architecture, from single-family homes to small multi-unit developments and design-led prefab or modular projects. Most collaborations are with architects, designers, and boutique developers who already have a clear design and need strong visuals to communicate it.

Architectural studios and residential developers who care about design quality and accuracy, and want imagery that supports decisions, presentations, or marketing, not just something that looks good at first glance.

Both, depending on the project.
Sometimes I step in purely for visualization, other times I’m involved earlier, helping refine materials, layouts, or overall direction where design and imagery overlap.

I work in a structured but flexible way that keeps the visuals aligned with the design intent from start to finish. We review things early, adjust where needed, and only move forward once everything feels right. This avoids unnecessary revisions and ensures the final images accurately represent the project and are ready to be used with confidence.

Smaller scopes can take a few days to a week. More complex projects usually take up to two weeks. I’ll always confirm timing upfront so there are no surprises.

My background in residential architecture and interior design helps me catch issues early and stay aligned with the design intent, not just the visuals.

Typically one or two rounds, depending on scope. If more changes are needed, that’s never a problem, they’re just handled transparently.

Final images are usually delivered at 6K–8K resolution, suitable for presentations, websites, and print. If a lower resolution makes more sense for speed or budget, we can adjust.

Yes. The cost of high-quality 3D assets and textures required to produce the images is included in my fees. These assets are used as part of the visualization process and are not delivered separately as standalone files. There are no unexpected add-ons later.

Pricing depends on complexity, number of images, and how the visuals will be used.
That can be per image, per package, or hourly for more design-driven work. You’ll always get a clear estimate before anything starts.

I don’t usually offer financial discounts, but ongoing collaborations naturally allow for added value. This can take the form of extra visuals, additional revision rounds, or a bit of extra time spent on the project, depending on the scope. The focus stays on improving the end result rather than reducing quality to meet a lower price.

Typically plans, elevations, sections, or a 3D model, along with material references and any visual direction. If something is unclear, I flag it early rather than guessing.

Send a short overview of your project through the contact or quote form. I’ll review it and suggest the best next step.