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ABOUT US

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We work on projects we believe will innovate and sustain the traditions of architecture. We are passionate about telling stories using both 3D and our imagination to illustrate spaces, light, and day-to-day life. Our team of architects, interior designers, and 3D specialists has an eye for every detail in every building. Want to find more about us?

WORK

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Our portfolio includes a range of projects - for both big and small studios and agencies - all over the world.

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SOLUTIONS FOR

Architects

Presenting your ideas is an essential component to winning any design competition. At MV, we know how to help you visualise your ideas in 3D - pixel by pixel.

SOLUTIONS FOR

Real Estate

 

We know how important precise visualisations are for selling properties fast. That's why we are here to help you present it to potential clients with 3D photorealistic images to 360 tours.

SOLUTIONS FOR

Industry

3D Rendering of an industrial warehouse building with sunset mood.

Our artists have the technical knowledge to create high-end industrial buildings. Trust our experience to visualize your projects

Atelier Sophie Cadiergue

Maison T+

 

This house concept effectively incorporates elements that harmonize the living space with the surrounding environment.⁠ It's especially important to highlight how the interior and exterior of the project are interconnected.⁠

We made the entire interior from scratch and sourced all artwork from local, talented artists to envision the spirit of the Basque.⁠

Go Hasegawa

Pilotis in a forest

The studio of Go Hasegawa was created in 2005 and since then it has received numerous awards and recognitions. Their projects vary from private homes to public structures and cultural organizations.⁠ Go Hasegawa Architects are distinguished by their strong focus on sustainability and the use of natural materials.⁠ One of their main goals is to design buildings that improve interactions between people and their surroundings while incorporating aspects of conventional Japanese design and culture.⁠

Selected Projects

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