Architecture
visualized by architects

We are architects. That means we understand not only the image, but the thinking and plans behind it. Whether you are working on a competition, study, preliminary design or detailed planning, we support architecture wherever visualization can sharpen ideas, make decisions easier and move projects forward. Our visual language ranges from atmospheric and sketch-like to precise and photorealistic. Not our signature. Yours. Always with the aim of making your vision clear, visible and compelling.

We create images that communicate architectural concepts precisely and make the intent behind a design visible. For competitions, studies and early-stage processes where idea, spatial impact and atmosphere need to come together convincingly.

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During preliminary design and project development, visualizations help refine the design, its context and its use. They bring the spatial idea together in a clear overall picture, strengthen the case presented to clients and support the next stages of development.

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We translate specific planning questions into clear, reliable images. Alternatives can then be compared and aspects such as volume, materials, open space, integration and impact assessed on a sound basis – within the planning team and together with clients or authorities.

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Architecture often needs to be explained far beyond professional circles. We support architectural practices with visualizations that communicate projects clearly, objectively and atmospherically – to the public, local communities, political stakeholders and participants.

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Selected
Architecture Projects

Aussenvisualisierung Wettbewerb Schulhaus Frick für Schmid Schärer Architekten - Lernwelt im Inneren mit Gruppenräumen, Einblick in die Klassenzimmer und Ausblick in die Landschaft

New Multi-Purpose Building, Frick School Complex

Award-winning timber school building with inviting outdoor spaces

Bern Historical Museum

Open museum with a new south façade and spacious foyer

Aussenvisualisierung Luzernerstrasse mit belebtem Bistro-Aussenbereich und einladender Atmosphäre

Luzernerstrasse Development

Dense urban quarter with permeable open spaces and a vibrant center

Sporthalle für Tennis; moderne, reduzierte Architektur ohne Personen.

New Obermatte Sports Center

Shared high-performance center for tennis, basketball and volleyball

Rooted in Switzerland –
working internationally

As a studio based in Switzerland, we know the local context of architectural competitions inside out – from procedures and juries to expectations around visual language and communication. At the same time, we work internationally and bring a variety of perspectives to every project.

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Here you will find answers about project stages, source material, visual language and collaboration. So you know early on what your project needs and how we can move it forward together.

In a competition, it makes the intent of a design immediately clear. In early project stages, it helps compare alternatives and develop ideas. Later, it supports specific decisions about materials, open space, use and integration, while communicating the project clearly to further stakeholders.

As early as necessary and with as much detail as possible. We can start with sketches, plans and questions that are still unresolved. The sooner we understand the task, audience and intended impact, the more precisely we can develop the visual concept, perspectives and level of detail alongside the project.

Yes. Existing 3D or CAD models can often be used directly as a starting point. At the outset, we review the available data, model quality and any additions required. If no suitable model exists, we build one from the plans and documents provided.

The style grows out of the design, project stage, audience and intended impact. Our range extends from abstract, sketch-like and atmospheric to precise and photorealistic. What matters is not a ready-made look, but a visual language that convincingly expresses the character of the project.

We work with clearly defined milestones, consolidated feedback and reliable schedules. Our Visual Workflow shows which decisions are due at each stage and what documents and feedback we need. This keeps competitions and short-notice submissions manageable too.