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Two-storey villa clad in travertine and timber, with an infinity pool and wooden deck in front. An olive tree and loungers on the left, a pine-covered hill behind.

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Walk through it before it's built.

Delivered as a Windows package. Runs without internet.

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(01) What you get

  1. Aerial view of six villas spread across a hillside: a winding road, stone-walled terraces, pools, olive trees and lavender gardens.

    (01) What you getStep 01 / 04

    Overview

    See the whole project in one frame: where the buildings, roads and shared areas sit in relation to each other.

  2. Eye-level view of a stone path between villas. Pool-side facades, lavender, stone walls and olive trees line both sides.

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    Guided tour

    A narrated route along saved camera stops. Pause, resume, or jump back to any stop.

  3. Double-height living room. Timber ceiling, a pale sofa, a wooden coffee table and wide sliding glass doors opening to the pool terrace.

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    Free walk

    Walk at eye level, step inside, climb the stairs. Direction and pace are the visitor's.

  4. Two-storey villa with a pool at dusk. The glazing is lit from inside, the pool is illuminated and the sky shifts from blue to orange.

    (01) What you getStep 04 / 04

    Day and evening

    The same frame is delivered in two lighting conditions. One tap switches from day to evening.

4K
Sharp at full screen.
Offline
Opens without an internet connection.
Windows package
Delivered as a single EXE.
Day + Evening
Every frame in two lights.

(02) Who it is for

  1. (01)

    Residential developers

    Turns an unfinished project into something buyers can walk through before launch.

  2. (02)

    Architecture studios

    Lets you discuss design decisions with clients in a space that has scale and light.

  3. (03)

    Sales offices

    An offline package gives every visitor the same presentation on the office computer.

  4. (04)

    Competitions and juries

    A jury assesses the project by moving through it, not by reading boards.

(03) Process

From model to package, six steps.

  1. (01)

    Model hand-over

    You send the model and, if you have them, surroundings, floor plans and material notes. We check the files and agree on what is missing.

  2. (02)

    Scene setup

    The model is brought into the real-time engine. Surroundings, roads, neighbouring buildings and terrain are built from map data.

  3. (03)

    Light and materials

    Day and evening lighting, glass, fabric and surface materials, and landscaping are placed.

  4. (04)

    Tour composition

    Camera stops are chosen, the guided tour is sequenced, and the gallery and floor plan are linked.

  5. (05)

    Quality check

    Every floor and unit is walked; geometry, lighting and transitions are checked. Your notes are applied.

  6. (06)

    Delivery

    The presentation is delivered as a Windows package, with installation if needed.

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(04) Frames

From inside the presentation.

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  • Two-storey villa clad in travertine and timber, with an infinity pool and wooden deck in front. An olive tree and loungers on the left, a pine-covered hill behind.
  • Aerial view of six villas spread across a hillside: a winding road, stone-walled terraces, pools, olive trees and lavender gardens.
  • Double-height living room. Timber ceiling, a pale sofa, a wooden coffee table and wide sliding glass doors opening to the pool terrace.
  • Two-storey villa with a pool at dusk. The glazing is lit from inside, the pool is illuminated and the sky shifts from blue to orange.
  • Eye-level view of a stone path between villas. Pool-side facades, lavender, stone walls and olive trees line both sides.
  • Facade detail: travertine cladding, a black-framed window, vertical timber slats and a slim white roof edge.
  • Entry hall with a floating oak stair and glass balustrade, travertine walls and floor, and a skylight above.

Full gallery

(05) Questions

Before you start.

Is any installation needed?

No. The presentation arrives as a Windows package and runs offline, with no installation.

Which files do you accept?

Revit, SketchUp, FBX and IFC. If you have another format, mention it when you describe the project and we will look together.

How is the timeline set?

It depends on scope and project size. We give the schedule in writing after the first review of the model.

How do revisions work?

The number and format of feedback rounds are agreed at the start. Your notes are collected in one list and applied.

How is it delivered?

As a Windows package. If you like, we also set up the computer in your sales office.

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