Visualizing Stories Through Design

"WHAT A VIEW"

Based on Leonardo da Vinci's renowned creation, the 'Aerial Screw' viewing platform is an original conceptual design. It is conceived as a gathering space focused on providing panoramic views from various angles.

"IS THAT REAL?"

"Designed by Herzog & de Meuron as part of the expansion of the Tate Modern museum in London, the Blavatnik Building boasts an imposing and distinctive exterior appearance. These visualizations aim to highlight these characteristics through the use of contrasting moods and narratives."

"LET'S GET STARTED"

"Drawing upon an idealized context, this image emerges as a swift exercise in composition and storytelling. It serves as a prime example, demonstrating that from a compelling narrative, an intriguing image can arise."

"THANKS FOR THE RIDE"

Located in the heart of Milan, the Fondazione Feltrinelli features a distinctive structure that allows visibility of the building's interior from the outside. This does not go unnoticed by passersby, even at the most inopportune moments.

"WASN'T THIS A MUSEUM?"

Designed as a place where past and present unite through architecture, the Great Court of the British Museum in London hosts a temporary exhibition that differs from its usual displays.