Lehman · Phase IIIa · working build — Horizon XR base pass · Twinmotion finishing pendingCarlos's site renders, ingested and run through the studio pipeline — the architecture and hardscape held exactly as designed, the planting re-imagined into distinct design languages. One base render becomes a decision set.
As-designedOne base render → six distinct planting languages (the full studio theme catalog), the architecture, driveway and every hard line held exactly. This is the softscape-variety layer a single photoreal pass can't give you — the $350K front-yard decision, made visible on the client's own house.
Front elevation at midday and golden hour — the time-of-day axis the client self-drives, geometry held exactly. Premium relight, not a single line of the design redrawn.
Midday
The base engine render (left) and Horizon XR's photoreal enhancement pass (right) — both client-delivered inputs, no generative pass by this pipeline. Shown here as the fidelity reference the studio's premium lane is tuned against when it multiplies a source render into directions, moods and walk-throughs.
PoolscapeThe same renders become places you can look around — drag to turn, scroll to zoom. Generated from a single still.
Ingested 2026-07-13 from Horizon XR — the estate's base engine renders. Each enters through intake (S0), gets a brief (objective · scheme · framing · mood), and hardens for that objective. A curated selection:
Front elevationHow to read this. Carlos delivers the base site renders; the studio pipeline ingests them (S0), briefs each to an objective, and hardens the output. The planting directions above are generated from the source render alone — the architecture and hardscape are held, only the planting language varies. The day↔dusk moods and the step-inside 360 walks are live below; interior material studies populate next.