Challenge

1. Managing a large and diverse scope

The project included exteriors, interiors, aerial views, and verandas.
In total, we produced 22 images across different lighting conditions.

2.Developing interior variations based on design briefs

One apartment had to be designed in three different styles based on designer briefs, each with a distinct look.

3.Combining static visuals with an interactive experience

Alongside static images, we also developed an Unreal Engine application, which required visual consistency across both formats.

Solution

1.Structuring the project into clear visual stages

We started with test images to align composition, lighting, and direction before moving to final production.

2. Creating a unified visual language

We ensured consistency across all renders — interiors, exteriors, and aerials — through controlled lighting, materials, and atmosphere.

3.Developing an interactive Unreal Engine application

We developed a real-time tool where users can:

– access it both online and offline

– navigate freely around the project

– explore apartments and balconies

– control time of day and lighting

result

1.A fully designed living space

The project resulted in a complete interior concept, ready for implementation.

The design addressed both functional and aesthetic needs of the future resident.

2.Clear communication of the design

The visualizations helped present the apartment as a finished space, making it easy to understand and evaluate before execution.

3.A balanced and livable environment

The final result is a compact yet comfortable apartment that combines practicality with a calm and modern aesthetic.