3D client packs · Services

01 · The offer · bespoke

Their space, built before you build it.

They send photos of the space as it is today. I measure from the photos, rebuild it in 3D, put your product in it and hand back one page they can share with whoever else has a say.

For

Businesses that build one thing into one customer's space: a garden sauna, an outbuilding, a garden room.

The job is big enough that the customer, and whoever else has a say, wants to see it properly before anyone starts.

You get

Survey photosWhat to shoot on site, so it is right first time.
A measured 3D twinThe space rebuilt from the photos, your product in it at its real size. Every picture and drawing comes from this one model, so the walls cannot move between them.
RendersFinished stills from their own viewpoint, including the same camera as their photo.
A walk-throughDown the garden, through the door, onto the bench.
Design drawingsPlan, section and layout options, drawn from the same model.

What it is not

Not construction drawings or a planning submission. The drawings are for deciding, and sizes taken from photos are checked on site before anything is built.

Not an image generator guessing at the room. The geometry comes from the 3D model; imagery only finishes the surfaces.

How it starts

A call. Tell me what you sell and where the conversation with a customer usually stalls.

02 · Before and after · garden sauna, Cotswolds

Their yard, then the design.

The photo they sent, and the design rendered from the same camera, so nothing in the yard moves except what gets built.

The yard today: an open-fronted stone outbuilding with a green door, a table inside and plants on the flagstones. — **01 · Today**Their photo of the yard, as it is.

The same yard from the same camera with the design in it: a glazed sauna in the outbuilding, a copper plunge tub, a slab shower and a teak duckboard. — **02 · The design**The same camera, with the sauna, plunge tub and slab shower in it.

03 · The walk · blue hour

Down the yard and onto the bench.

Every view comes from the one 3D model of their yard, then finished for realism. Nothing here is built yet.

The yard at dusk from its far end: flagstones, clipped box and a drystone wall leading to the lit sauna and a copper tub. — **01 · The yardFrom the far end, at dusk.** The copper plunge tub sits by the raised bed.

The front of the outbuilding up close: the green oak door, then the sauna behind a black-framed glass front. — **02 · The glassThe front.** An oak door to the changing room, a glass front to the sauna.

Through the glass door into the sauna: the stone heater and two tiers of pale timber benches with light strips. — **03 · Through the glassIn at the door.** The heater and the two benches.

Inside the sauna: pale timber walls and an L-shaped pair of benches lit from beneath. — **04 · The benchesTwo tiers,** lit from underneath.

From inside the sauna looking out through the glass door across the yard at dusk. — **05 · Looking outFrom the bench,** back across the yard.

The tower heater filled with stones in the corner of the sauna, the yard visible through the glass beside it. — **06 · The heaterAn electric tower heater,** so no flue through the stone roof.

04 · The drawing

Plan of the building: a changing room with a bench and hooks on the left, the sauna with L-shaped benches and a heater on the right, a glass front and an oak door, dimensioned 1.54 m, 2.24 m and 2.22 m.

Drawn from the same model as the pictures.

The plan, with the changing room behind the oak door and the sauna behind the glass. A section and three layout options come from the same model.

Sizes are scaled from the photos, so they are checked on site before anything is built.