A contemporary concrete and glass house on a hillside overlooking the sea, in late afternoon light.

IndustriesProperty & architecture

Spaces seen before they are built.

Property & architecture

Spaces seen before they are built.

A building does not fit into one photograph of its facade, and a property is often sold before it is built. We present your spaces from every side, on your website and in 3D, and make sure you are found by people looking for an architect, a builder or a home in your area.

Tell us about yoursSee the study

What decides a commission.

A private client or a developer chooses you after seeing your work and understanding how you work. Their questions are specific.

  1. While searching

    “Who designs houses like this, near me?”

    A page for each service and area, so you are found in search and in AI answers.

  2. While looking

    “Have they done something like mine?”

    Projects organised by type, scale and place, so visitors quickly find something close to their own.

  3. While comparing

    “How do they work, from design to handover?”

    Process, timelines and deliverables written clearly, before the first meeting.

  4. When deciding

    “How do we start?”

    An enquiry that asks the right things: the plot, the type of project, the time frame. It reaches you ready for a conversation.

One project, many views.

A project page for Opaion Architects. The same architecture from arrival to detail and materials, with the plan showing where you are looking from.

Opaion Architects
The pavilion's facade: vertical aluminium fins, a curved stone surface, a timber entrance and a pool of water.

Arts pavilionCycladesCultural building

A rhythm before the entrance.

  • Vertical aluminium fins change the facade with every hour of the day.

  • The stone recedes towards the timber entrance and gathers the whole composition there.

  • A shallow pool keeps a distance from the facade and doubles the light.

PlanYou are looking from here

A Noria study. Illustrative data.

Visual studies for this demonstration, not documentation of a built project.

Tell us about yours

What puts your work in the foreground.

A website with rhythm, images that hold up on a large screen, and pages that bring you enquiries from your own area.

In depth

How we work with a practice.

We start with the projects that show how you think, and build around them an archive that grows with you.

  1. 01

    Choosing projects

    Together we choose the projects that best show how you think, not necessarily the largest.

  2. 02

    Organising the archive

    Type, scale, place, year: we define how visitors find the project that concerns them.

  3. 03

    Photographing and writing

    Where images are missing, we photograph or create views from your drawings. The texts explain the decisions.

  4. 04

    Building and launching

    Fast pages, large images without the wait, and service pages we measure in search.

Questions from architects and engineers.

An architecture practice’s website needs its projects first, with large images and a little precise text that explains the decisions. The archive is organised by type, scale, place and year, so visitors quickly find projects like theirs. It also needs pages per service and area, for people looking for an architect near them, and an enquiry that asks the right things: the plot, the type of project, the time frame.

Yes, with views and 3D presentations we make from your drawings and models, clearly marked as visualisations, not photographs. Buyers see the spaces from every side, on a computer or a phone, and ask about that specific property from the same page.

It is the most common case. We photograph the projects that are accessible and, for those that are not, create views from your drawings and models, clearly marked as visualisations.

Yes, with the owner's agreement. We present them as studies, separate from completed work, so visitors are never confused.

Usually six to ten weeks, depending on the number of projects and whether photography is needed. We agree the timeline in writing before we start.

By the number of projects, the languages and whether we create images or models. After a short conversation we send you a specific proposal, with deliverables and timelines.

Yes. Each new project goes in through the admin with the right structure: images, facts, text. Its page is laid out automatically, at the same rhythm.

The other industries

We know these six sectors best, but we do not work only with them. If your business is not here, we start the same way: with the questions your own clients ask.

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