However, for each project we evaluate the most appropriate software given the project criteria, starting information, and the needed endproducts. We frequently show the firms who hire us how we do it so that they can do it for themselves the next time - kind of works us out of a job, but we still get plenty of work, possibly partly because of this approach. Thus, we are happy to do the modeling in, say, your VectorWorks, or your old AutoCAD 14, or even your new Autodesk ArchitecturalDesktop2005 and Revit, and show you all our tips and techniques along the way if you wish.

Visualization of what a building or interior space might look like in the future is key to architecture - and frequently the most important thing in selling a project - first to those who would pay for it, then to those who would approve it, build it, and, maybe most importantly of all - buy it and use it.

We have worked with many builders and developers, who tell us that our renderings and animations helped them sell all or most of the project before construction even begins - which has huge economic impact on whether a project will even get done at all. We frequently work with architects (most do not use 3D modeling software - or if they do, may not be able to do it as comprehensivly and fast as we do) but we usually work for the project developers to create images, and walk-through movies that will bring the project to life.

We also frequently develop web sites for those images and animations. We can set up the web site, and, if you wish, show you how to modify it in the future without needing to always come back to us, or to any web designer to make simple changes.