Hart Howerton commissioned a model built in phases that accurately represented the complexity between topography and structure. With multiple residential architecture, engineering, and landscape design firms included in the Yuerba Buena Island Project, it was crucial to show how each phase integrated into a seamless architectural vision.
Grundfos needed a better way to present their water management pump designs. Real world pumps ranged in size and weight, and were too cumbersome to bring to and from meetings. They approached us to develop a lightweight, scaled sales sets of their proprietary designs.
HMC Architects needed an effective visualization tool to communicate structure and civil planning designs to their client. The model needed to showcase both planned and future development opportunities in Union Village’s expansive healthcare commercial village. Due to the site’s large area of interest, the most practical approach was to build two separate but cohesive displays to highlight these features.
The Eagle Valley Land Trust wanted to honor a long time member of their efforts by creating a new award called the Steinberg Conservation Leadership Award. This 3d relief award needed to incorporate GIS data, high resolution imagery, and parcel outlines that the Land Trust has so far conserved in their efforts. The final product was meant to be displayed on a desk or mount to a wall.
After partnering on several conceptual models of the project, DDG was ready to coordinate a sales gallery model for the 180 East 88th project. The model was meant to bring residential architecture front and center. Aesthetic details, patterns, and brickwork needed to be presented appropriately at scale. The display would also be used as a marketing and sales tool. The sales gallery experience incorporated the model as a way to call out particular units for purchase in the building, beyond being a focal point of the interior design.