Bled · 2025
House by the lake
A gabled house with an open ground floor and timber cladding. 186 m², energy class A.
Every project starts as a massing model. The client can turn it before a single detail is drawn — and sees sooner what they are getting.
Family houses, renovations and one public building. Each began as the kind of model you see above.
A gabled house with an open ground floor and timber cladding. 186 m², energy class A.
Facade preserved, interior and courtyard redesigned. Three residential levels.
A public building with a multi-purpose hall. Designed with the local community from the first sketch.
Every step ends with something you can hold in your hands or turn on screen.
What you need, how many people, what plot, what budget range.
The first arrangement in space. You turn it and tell us what bothers you.
Full documentation for the building permit and for construction.
We follow the build to handover. One contact person the whole way.
The scene above is neither a video nor an image. The browser computes it on the fly, frame by frame, which is why you can turn it in any direction. It is written directly in WebGL, already built into every browser — with no external libraries. Altogether it weighs about 7 kilobytes, less than a single photograph.
The same effect built on the Three.js library would make a visitor download roughly 600 kilobytes before anything appeared at all.
Whether 3D pays off for your own line of work is another question — we wrote about it honestly in When 3D on a website pays off — and when it does not.
The first conversation is free and without obligation. We reply within two working days.