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.
Post Brothers took on the challenge of renovating a 100 year old warehouse into modern apartments and rooftop amenities unparalleled at the Poplar in Philadelphia. With such unique amenities, Post Brothers wanted to showcase the expansive Solmar rooftop terrace in their leasing center gallery as a way to gain interest and tenants to their property.
Post Brothers came to LGM to develop a center piece for their sales and leasing office based on their newest development offering “The Piazza”. This expansive development encompassed an entire city block and included a number of mized use mid-rise buildings, plaza spaces, and a roof-top pool amenity. The lighting scheme was broken down into three individually controlled zones allowing the sales agents to better explain phasing and availability.
The Central Park Station development showcases 12 diverse neighborhoods in one cohesive vision. Due to its overall size, Brookefield Properties knew they needed to present their master planning development efforts in a relatable and tangible way. The best way to sell their idea was with a 3D site plan of the property, showing the connection between commercial and residential areas.
As a new premium condominium structure in Manhattan’s Upper West Side, Adam America wanted a visually stunning sales tool to show off ODA Architecture’s unique cantilever design. The model was to be transportable between client meetings and the main residential sales gallery location, and was ready to enhance the sales experience at any location.