From a drawing, in minutes

It doesn't start with a photo. Hand the studio a hand-drawn elevation — a measured drawing, a sketch — and it comes back as a place. The render holds the design: every arch, the colonnade, the balustrade. Drag the divider (left = drawing, right = render); use ‹ › to move between designs.

The linework here was lifted from B. Davis's own design; an edge-lock holds the geometry while a written brief sets the hour — daylight, golden hour, dusk. The pipeline never sees a photo, only the lines.

The front elevation, exactly as drawn

The entry facade from a line drawing — the columned portico, the iron balustrade, the symmetrical wings, held to the measured design. The edge-lock preserves the classical M Hudson architecture; only the hour changes. Drag to compare; ‹ › for daylight, golden hour, dusk.

One garden room, four languages.

The structure, pool and house hold while the planting and ground reimagine around them — a client sees their own garden as subtropical, Mediterranean, modern-desert, or formal parterre in seconds, all from a single render.

The premium upgrade.

The premium lane renders the same four design languages at 4K photoreal fidelity, working straight from a client render — the classical house, metal roof, columns and paver motor court hold exactly while only the planting reimagines. The hero-grade lane for a first impression that already feels like the hundredth.

The property, to the inch

Not a render — a registered LiDAR scan of the actual Davis site. Every blade of grass, every tree, the building footprint, the hardscape — captured to the inch, before a shovel moves.

Drag to orbit, scroll to zoom, or press F to walk the site in first person (W A S D). Toggle true color for the colorized capture.