One of the strongest skills of our studio is realistic bird’s-eye view compositing. In this project, a 3D-rendered house was seamlessly integrated into a real drone photograph, allowing the client to clearly visualize how the future building would sit within the existing environment. For Norwegian clients, this level of precision is essential — they need to see not just the design of the house, but how it interacts with the terrain, surrounding architecture, and even how shadows fall at a specific time of day.

Such detailed visualizations are not just for design clarity — they also play an important role in the building permit process. In Norway, local municipalities require accurate documentation demonstrating how a new structure will fit into the landscape. Our visualizations support these applications by providing compelling, site-specific imagery that communicates architectural intent better than technical drawings alone.