A single dedicated space where your entire project lives — prompts, references, generated images, edits and video generation, all organised and accessible in one place. No scrolling endlessly to find what you created before. Everything related to your project is right there, from the first reference image to the final cinematic render.

Converting the basic screenshot or render into a fully PBR materialized render on a plain background. This is where the design and materials are confirmed and locked — so every decision about what the building looks like is made here, before the AI workflow begins.

Using a specific prompt workflow to convert your references and storyboard into highly detailed, structured prompts. This is the core skill — the method that turns a visual idea into language the AI can execute with precision and consistency.

Refining and reediting the image through adjusted prompting to get the perfect and accurate result. The iterative process is what separates a good render from a great one — this step is where that precision happens.

The final layer. Enhancing the render and applying post-processing to bring the image to its highest quality — colour, contrast, sharpness and the subtle finishing touches that make it look like it was shot, not generated.

From SketchUp, 3ds Max or Revit — producing a basic screenshot or white model render with or without materials. This is your structural foundation. Getting this right is what gives the AI something precise and architectural to work with.

Analysing the location, studying the property, and building a storyboard. Selecting references for environment, lighting, mood and atmosphere. This is where the project gets a visual direction — not just a render, but a directed scene with intention behind every element.

Taking the prompt and applying it to your base image — generating a new render with full realism, specific lighting, accurate environment and precise materials. This is where the foundation work pays off.

Views Creating cinematic renders, exploring different views, and playing with prompts to get the lighting drama, depth and realistic effects that make clients react. This is about finding the frames that don't just show the building — they make people feel something.

Taking the cinematic frames you created and bringing them to life through video generation. Using specific prompts to produce beautiful, flowing sequences — transforming still renders into a full architectural film. The kind of visual that doesn't just show a building, it tells the story of it.