New Construction Investment Campaign Display

New Construction Investment Campaign Display

Nestled in a network of dense urban structure, this model was necessary to facilitate interest and investment for a new residential high rise. The building was meant to anchor the redevelopment of the area, and a model representation was requested to showcase its unique position to add density to the housing shortage in the area.

Multi-Phase Real Estate Display

Multi-Phase Real Estate Display

East West Partners appreciates the vital role and proven results that a Full Color Sales Model brings to their sales process. This model initially showed a fully realized Phase I of the project (several residential townhomes), with the flexibility to add Phase II (condominiums) when those were ready to come to market.

Dense Urban Planning Model

Dense Urban Planning Model

With such an expansive and complex development plan in place, Post Brothers wanted a way to visualize the site’s height, depth, and common core areas. The commercial and residential development needed to fit within the confines of their existing sales center. A context model with surrounding buildings would be an excellent way to validate Piazza Terminals extensive design.

Presale Marketing Real Estate Display

Presale Marketing Real Estate Display

LGM developed this model to seamlessly integrate into the sales center for the Riverfront Westin Residential Project in Avon, CO. This initially was designed as a tool to jumpstart presales, and also provided common ground between the developer and architect regarding color and finishes before the project was completed. This model was also designed to be updated as new projects were finalized on site.

High End Penthouse Sales Experience

High End Penthouse Sales Experience

DDG’s sales team wanted to offer additional perspective on the Penthouse available in 180 East 88th Street. This sales display was meant to offer an interior perspective of the one-of-a-kind residence, while also showcasing its unique architecture and view of the New York Skyline.