Model files
A named model version with its materials and opening notes, in the format agreed for your intended tools.
Inspect a sample handoverA thoughtful process.
A clearer handover.
From the first floorplan to the approved files,
we keep the scope and decisions visible.
- 1
Share your space
Send floorplans, photographs or video, plus the dimensions you already have.
- 2
Define the scope
We agree on spaces, modeling detail, materials, file formats and revision rounds.
- 3
Review the model
Review a working version and give consolidated feedback against the agreed scope.
- 4
Receive your files
Get the approved model, its textures and clear handover notes in the agreed formats.
Start with
what you have.
You don’t need a perfectly prepared brief to begin a conversation.
Share the material you already have, explain the intended use, and let us identify what is needed to create the model.
A useful starting point
- 01Plans & dimensions
Floorplans, room heights and key measurements, with any known limitations.
- 02Visual references
Photographs, video and close views of finishes, furniture or distinctive features.
- 03Purpose & timeline
Who will use the model, the required format and the date you are working toward.
Agree first.
Create with confidence.
Your project scope is the shared reference for production and review.
- Before production
- Confirm the spaces, modeling detail, source information, deliverables, review criteria, timeline and included revision rounds.
- During review
- Collect feedback against the agreed scope. Additional rooms, new layouts or changed source information can be discussed as extra work.
- At handover
- Receive the agreed model files, rendered images or interactive presentation, with a named version and the instructions relevant to your delivery.
Every model starts with a conversation.
Start with the floorplans, photos or ideas you already have.