Another beautiful residence designed by Jon Jacobson from Metropolis Design. We worked closely with the architect to hammer out the finer details and textures needed to make this house and over-all image showcase the beauty of this project. We created a low brush garden and lush tree background as per the landscape plan, taking care […]
A modern Seapoint development completed for Signatura Developers. We were excited to team up with Signatura and architect Robert Silke again to help the vision of The Flamingo take flight. Working closely with the marketing team at Machete, we created a fresh new look of architectural images. From The Flamingo website – ““Like Bauhaus on […]
Bonsai Estate is an estate development by MSP in the Northern Suburbs of Cape Town. We created all the unit types and made them uniquely distinct from one another. Individual gardens were made for each of them, as well as different cars and people. The same lighting was used, as to give the illusion of […]
Botanica at Hohenhort is an exclusive development situated in the lush suburb of Constantia. From the architect Metropolis Design : ‘The houses have been designed as contemporary works of nature architecture, which create an immersive relationship with the natural surroundings. All houses are L-shaped, oriented North for sunlight to all rooms, most of the day. […]
The Onyx – An iconic building in the heart of Cape Town. The repurposed building was developed by Signatura and designed by Robert Silke Architects. Working, once again, with the creative advertising agency Machete, we created these iconic images of The Onyx. The view of the penthouse balcony. Showing close attention to detail, we created […]
The contemporary home was designed by Thomas Leach Architects and developed by Blaq house. It sits on the slopes of the picturesque Constantiaberg and nestled in between vineyards. The use of natural materials and open spaces ensures an atmosphere to relax and enjoy the natural environment. Working with an empty site besides the existing vineyard, we used […]
