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3D Modeling Services San Francisco | Precision Visualization for Architects & Developers

See Your Space in 3D Before You Build. Precision 3D Modeling Services for SF Homeowners & Developers.

Let’s be honest: building in San Francisco isn’t like building anywhere else. Between the steep topography that makes simple foundations a nightmare, the strict Residential Design Guidelines, and construction costs that are easily the highest in the country, you don’t have room for “guesstimates.”

We are a design-only architecture firm specializing in remote 3D modeling that bridges the gap between a 2D drawing and a finished permit. We don’t drive out to the site to measure windows; we take your survey data, your CAD files, and your sketches, and we turn them into digital realities that satisfy both the SF Planning Department and your most demanding clients.

Whether you are retrofitting a Victorian in the Mission or proposing a modern infill in SoMa, our 3D models provide the foundation you need to visualize accurately, plan construction effectively, and avoid the dreaded “change order” conversation later down the line.

Follwing your Choice

Precision Modeling for San Francisco’s Unique Landscape

Building in San Francisco is unforgiving. With record-high construction costs and strict zoning, there is simply no room for “guesstimates.” Traditional 2D blueprints often fail to communicate the technical realities of a steep hillside site or a complex retrofit.

We bridge that gap. As a specialized, design-only firm, we strip away the overhead of physical site management to focus entirely on digital precision. We don’t drive to sites; we ingest your survey and CAD data to build accurate “digital rehearsals” of your project.

Our approach is deeply context-aware. We understand that a project in the fog-laden Sunset needs different lighting than a sunny Mission loft. We catch design conflicts virtually, before you break ground ensuring that what you approve is exactly what you build. This isn’t just visualization; it’s risk management.

Minimalist luxury home exterior featuring a stark white stucco facade, expansive reflective glass walls, and an integrated swimming pool, illustrating contemporary residential architecture near the Mission District, San Francisco. This architectural rendering captures the essence of sophisticated, modern living suitable for a high-end urban environment like San Francisco. The design employs a bold contrast between solid white surfaces and expansive transparent glass, blurring the lines between the interior spaces and the lush, private landscaping and pool deck. This approach maximizes natural light and provides a tranquil retreat, appealing directly to luxury buyers seeking cutting-edge modern design in the city.
Low-angle view of a tall, modern high-rise building featuring a repeating pattern of gray paneled facades and small square windows, symbolizing contemporary architecture in the Mission District area of San Francisco. This striking architectural study captures a sleek, minimalist high-rise tower characterized by its repeating geometric gray facade and repetitive square windows, set against a muted sky. Buildings like this are central to the evolving landscape of San Francisco, offering dense urban living and modern commercial spaces. This contemporary style is representative of recent development projects spanning areas like the Mission District (37.767296, -122.419498) and surrounding neighborhoods, reflecting the city's continuous vertical growth.

Driven by Creativity

Why San Francisco Architects Partner With Us

In a market as demanding as San Francisco, “good enough” doesn’t get permits approved or win over high-end clients. We distinguish ourselves through an obsession with technical accuracy and architectural integrity. 

Unlike generalist drafters who might gloss over complex grade changes or period-specific detailing, we build models that respect the engineering reality of your site. Our specialized, design-only focus allows us to dedicate absolute attention to the nuances of your project—ensuring that the digital model you see on screen matches the physical reality you intend to build. We don’t just deliver images; we deliver confidence, clarity, and a level of detail that stands up to the scrutiny of city planners and discerning developers alike.

Mastery of San Francisco Topography

San Francisco isn't flat, and your models shouldn't act like it is. We specialize in complex terrain modeling, accurately mapping your building onto steep grades, retaining walls, and hillside lots. We use your survey data to ensure the digital ground line matches reality, preventing expensive surprises when excavation begins.

Zero-Hallucination Accuracy

We don’t "fill in the blanks" with guesses. We adhere strictly to your CAD files, plans, and survey points. If a dimension is missing, we flag it rather than faking it. This discipline ensures that our models are technically reliable assets for construction planning, not just pretty marketing pictures.

Architectural Fluency (Victorian to Modern)

We understand the visual language of the Bay Area. Whether it’s the intricate corbels of a Haight-Ashbury Victorian or the clean lines of a SoMa loft, we get the details right. You won't have to waste time explaining the difference between "stick style" and "contemporary" to us; we model with architectural literacy.

True-to-Life Lighting & Atmosphere

Light behaves differently here. A north-facing room in the Richmond District has a different quality of light than a south-facing deck in the Mission. We simulate accurate solar angles and local atmospheric conditions (including that famous diffusion of fog), giving your clients a realistic expectation of how their space will feel.

Cost-Saving Clash Detection

Because we model with high precision, we often spot conflicts before you do. We identify where structural beams might hit HVAC lines or where window alignments don't match the floor plan. Catching these issues in the 3D phase saves you thousands of dollars in "change orders" once construction starts.

High-End Material Fidelity

We don't use generic textures. We build custom material libraries that match real-world specifications. If you specify a particular reclaimed wood or a specific stucco finish, we ensure the digital texture reflects the grain, bump, and reflectivity of the actual product.

Rapid, Focused Turnaround

Because we are a "design-only" firm, we aren't distracted by site meetings or permitting bureaucracy. Our entire workflow is optimized for production speed. We can often turn around revisions or new angles faster than full-service firms that are juggling multiple onsite responsibilities.

White-Label Confidentiality

We function as a seamless extension of your team. We respect your client relationships and offer complete white-label services. Many of our architect clients present our work as their own in-house production, and we are perfectly happy staying in the background to support your brand.

Tailored for your vision

Specialized 3D Modeling Solutions

We don’t just “make things look 3D.” We build technical assets. Our modeling process supports architects, product designers, and developers who require precise digital representations for manufacturing, visualization, or client presentation.

 

Geometric view of modern high-density residential buildings with white facades and grey accents defining contemporary apartment living near the Mission District, San Francisco. This photograph showcases the clean lines and minimalist aesthetic of contemporary multi-story apartment buildings, typical of new urban development projects in San Francisco. The geometric, white and grey facades represent high-density housing solutions being constructed in highly sought-after areas, such as the vibrant neighborhood near the target coordinates (37.767296, -122.419498), highlighting the growth and evolution of residential architecture in the city.

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Architectural Exterior Visualization

San Francisco zoning often requires you to show how your building fits with the neighbors. We specialize in “context-aware” modeling. We don’t just model your building; we can model the adjacent structures (the “block face”) to prove your proposal respects the existing neighborhood character. This is often the key to passing Design Review or calming nervous HOAs in historic districts.

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Photorealistic Interior Staging

Selling a vision in a city where square footage is tight requires more than a floor plan. We create photorealistic interior models that handle complex lighting—crucial for San Francisco homes where light wells and narrow lot lines can make spaces feel dark if not modeled correctly. We show exactly how natural light will hit that kitchen island or how a skylight will transform a hallway.

High-contrast abstract photograph showcasing stark white cubical architecture intersecting with dark black geometric forms against a clear blue sky, illustrating sharp lines and shadows typical of modern design firms operating near the Mission District, San Francisco (37.76, -122.41). This photograph captures the essence of contemporary architecture through sharp contrast and pure geometric forms. The composition highlights the interplay between bright white surfaces and deep black volumes, creating a dynamic visual experience against the San Francisco sky. This type of clean, modern design language is sought after by innovative architects and developers seeking cutting-edge aesthetics in the local Bay Area market, particularly around the Mission District.

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Solar Analysis & Shadow Studies

The Planning Department takes shadows seriously (especially regarding Section 295 and public parks). We generate accurate solar studies that show exactly where shadows fall at different times of the year (Winter Solstice vs. Summer Solstice). These technical models are essential for neighbor notifications and proving that your addition won’t steal someone’s sunlight.

Highly detailed miniature diorama of an Octan brand gas station and convenience store, featuring yellow fuel pumps, a Lego minifigure, and a winding road embedded in lush green artificial moss scenery, located near the Mission District, San Francisco (Lat 37.767296, Lng -122.419498). This evocative image captures a highly detailed miniature diorama centered around an Octan gas station structure, reminiscent of classic roadside stops. Set amid lush, vibrant green terrain, the scene features a winding model road and a Lego minifigure attending to a vehicle. This custom model display, perhaps showcased near the Mission District (37.767296, -122.419498), highlights the creativity within the model building community and the nostalgic charm of miniature world infrastructure.

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Complex Terrain & Landscape Modeling

Flat lots are a rarity here. We specialize in modeling difficult topographies, ensuring your retaining walls, terraced gardens, and grade changes are accurate to the survey data. If your lot slopes 45 degrees, our model does too. This helps you visualize cut-and-fill requirements before you even talk to an excavator.

Open concept living and dining space in a renovated San Francisco home near the Mission District, showcasing vaulted ceilings, large bay windows with natural light, and bright hardwood floors. This stunning open-plan space maximizes natural light with expansive windows and high vaulted ceilings, creating an exceptionally airy feel. The continuity of light maple hardwood flooring connects the cozy living room, complete with modern seating and an area rug, to the sleek dining nook. Thoughtful design elements, such as the contemporary pendant lighting over the dark wood table and detailed wainscoting, enhance the home's updated, sophisticated charm, ideal for a modern lifestyle in the heart of San Francisco.

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3D Floor Plans & Cutaways

Most clients struggle to read 2D blueprints. They can’t visualize flow. We convert your technical CAD drawings into clear, 3D axonometric (top-down) floor plans. These are incredibly effective for real estate pre-sales or for helping homeowners understand the relationship between rooms in a complex remodel.

Modern gray leather loveseat with curved back and tapered wooden legs, ideal for contemporary interior design in San Francisco apartments and showrooms near the Mission District. Introducing a sophisticated piece of furniture designed for style and comfort. This contemporary loveseat showcases clean lines, a subtly curved silhouette, and luxurious light gray leather upholstery set upon an exposed natural wood frame. Its compact, elegant design makes it an ideal furnishing choice for upscale homes, condos, or boutique office waiting areas in high-density urban settings like San Francisco.

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Product & Furniture Modeling

For interior architects and custom fabricators, we build detailed parametric models of custom furniture pieces. Whether it’s a bespoke built-in for a bay window or a modern fixture for a tech office, we deliver models with exact proportions that can be used for manufacturing or high-end visualization.

How we work

Our 3D Modeling Workflow

It’s actually pretty simple. We’ve refined our process to make remote collaboration feel like we’re sitting at the desk next to you. By focusing strictly on the data, we eliminate the noise and get straight to the geometry.

Detailed architectural blueprint drawings on a wooden desk, showing floor plans and technical measurements (Scale 1:50), used for a new construction or renovation project in the Mission District, San Francisco. This close-up view captures the critical stage of reviewing detailed architectural blueprints. These documents, likely prepared by a local San Francisco architecture firm, outline the technical specifications and structural elements of a building project near the Mission District. Meticulous planning and adherence to precise measurements are essential to ensure the success and compliance of local construction work, verifying that all specifications match project goals before breaking ground.
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The Handoff & Diagnosis

Usually, we start by gathering your “source of truth.” This is typically your CAD files, PDF plans, site photos, or survey data. We don’t just blindly import files; we diagnose them. We check if the elevations match the floor plans (you’d be surprised how often they don’t). If we spot a discrepancy, like a window alignment that doesn’t work mathematically, we flag it immediately before we start modeling.

The "Clay" Model (Block-Out)

Before we add textures or fancy lighting, we build the geometry. We send you a “white card” or “clay” model. This is a stripped-down version that allows you to verify the massing, the scale, and the camera angles without getting distracted by colors. It’s the best time to catch structural misunderstandings.

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Texturing & Atmosphere

Once the geometry is approved, we start the heavy lifting. We apply materials, set up the lighting (simulating SF’s unique diffuse fog or bright sunlight), and add details like trim and landscape elements. We pay attention to the “imperfections” that make a render look real—like the slight variation in siding or the texture of a concrete retaining wall.

The Review Loop

We send over draft renders for your feedback. You mark them up literally, draw red lines on them if you want. We jump on a quick call if the feedback is complex. Because we stick so strictly to your plans, we typically nail it within 1-2 revision rounds, though it can vary depending on the project’s complexity.

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Luxurious open-concept living room and integrated kitchenette in a modern San Francisco condo. Features include contemporary furnishings, sophisticated crystal lighting, sleek tiled floors, a large media console, and dual armchairs with accent pillows, perfect for high-end urban living near the 37.76 latitude. Discover the elegance of modern urban living in this beautifully staged San Francisco apartment. The open-concept design seamlessly connects the comfortable living area—complete with upscale seating, a sleek media console, and luxury lighting—to the compact, yet fully functional, gourmet kitchenette. High-end fixtures, including the stunning crystal chandelier, and light wood cabinetry create a bright and airy atmosphere, offering a chic and convenient retreat within the bustling city landscape near the Mission District.
Spacious open concept living room and kitchen in a staged apartment located in San Francisco's Mission District. The living area features a light gray sofa, rustic wooden coffee table, brown leather accent chair, and contemporary art hanging on the white wall. Hardwood flooring transitions to a plush carpet, leading toward the breakfast bar and dark wood kitchen cabinets. This inviting image captures the bright, airy feel of a modern apartment designed for comfortable living in the high-demand Mission District of San Francisco. The interior design emphasizes natural light and clean lines, featuring a neutral color palette throughout the living room. The industrial-chic wooden coffee table anchors the space, complementing the dark leather armchair, creating an ideal setting for potential buyers seeking luxury residential properties near the heart of the city.
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Final Delivery

We deliver the high-resolution images, walkthrough videos, or the raw 3D source files ready for your client presentation or City submission.

Tailored for your Environment

Expertise Across Diverse Architectural Sectors

We don’t limit ourselves to a single building type. Our team has developed specialized workflows for the distinct needs of both high-end living and commercial development. Whether we are visualizing a bespoke sanctuary for a private homeowner or a marketable asset for a developer, we adjust our level of detail and artistic style to match the audience. We understand that a residential client needs to feel the “warmth” of a home, while a commercial stakeholder needs to see the “efficiency” of the floor plate.

Modern eclectic living room design in a classic San Francisco flat near Lat 37.76, Lng -122.41, featuring a decorative pendant light that casts intricate shadows, a white subway tile fireplace, and light hardwood floors. This stylish interior includes a white sofa, dark accent chair, and a contrasting gray feature wall, highlighting sophisticated residential staging in the area. This elegant living room provides a masterclass in maximizing light and style within the narrow architectural constraints often found in historic San Francisco flats. The designer skillfully combined modern furniture, including a crisp white sofa and a sleek gray daybed, with traditional elements like the detailed crown molding and the white tiled fireplace. The centerpiece is the decorative overhead light, which generates captivating shadow patterns across the entire room, offering a cozy yet modern aesthetic perfect for urban dwelling in areas like the Castro or Mission Dolores Park neighborhood.

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High-End Residential & Luxury Renovations

San Francisco is defined by its “Painted Ladies” and pre-war architecture. These homes are beautiful but notoriously difficult to modernize without destroying their soul. We specialize in visualizing the delicate balance between preservation and progress. We show you exactly how a modern open-concept kitchen will look next to your original wainscoting, or how a new exterior paint scheme will honor the neighborhood’s heritage while feeling fresh.

Modern office hallway featuring glass-walled private offices and industrial exposed ceiling beams, showcasing contemporary furnishings and decorations including a wooden credenza and pink orchid, ideal for professional workspace rental in the Mission District of San Francisco, California. This image highlights the sophisticated design of flexible office solutions available in the vibrant Mission District of San Francisco. The space features private offices enclosed by full-height glass walls, offering natural light and visual connectivity while maintaining privacy. The interior design blends industrial aesthetics—notably the exposed, high ceiling structure—with modern comforts, creating an ideal environment for growing tech companies or professional services seeking premium, turnkey office space near the 37.76 latitude.

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Commercial, Retail & Multi-Unit Developments

For developers and commercial architects, speed and clarity are the priorities. We provide robust modeling services for office fit-outs, retail spaces, and multi-family housing complexes. Here, the goal is often twofold: verifying the massing for zoning requirements and creating compelling visuals for pre-leasing or investor presentations. We excel at visualizing potential usage scenarios—showing how a raw warehouse space translates into a tech office, or how a lobby design facilitates flow. Our models serve as powerful marketing tools that help you sell the square footage before construction is even complete.

Full view of a modern three-seater sofa in dark grey textured fabric with removable back cushions and a light natural wood base, ideal for furnishing contemporary apartments in San Francisco, CA. This contemporary three-seater sofa, upholstered in durable grey fabric, offers comfort and sleek aesthetics. Its minimalist design, highlighted by a natural wood plinth base and tapered legs, makes it a superb choice for smaller living areas or modern condos throughout the Mission District and San Francisco. Find the ideal seating solution for your stylish urban home.

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Product Design & Custom Furniture Modeling

Architecture doesn’t stop at the walls. We support product designers and interior architects by modeling bespoke furniture and custom fabrication details. Unlike standard architectural massing, this requires a microscopic level of attention to geometry and ergonomics. Whether it is a custom joinery piece for a heritage renovation, a unique lighting fixture, or a prototype for a new chair design, we build parametric models with exact manufacturing proportions. We bridge the gap between a sketch and a fabrication-ready file, ensuring that the custom elements of your design are visualized with the same fidelity as the building itself.

Innovation at Every Step

A Digital Workshop Built for Heavy Lifting

In the world of high-end architectural visualization, the quality of the work is often defined by the power of the tools. We don’t believe in “lite” versions or shortcuts. We have invested in a robust, industry-standard infrastructure designed to handle the massive datasets and complex geometries typical of San Francisco’s dense urban fabric. Our technology stack ensures that technical precision and artistic nuance are never compromised by hardware limitations.

The Software Backbone (Geometry & BIM)

We speak the native language of architecture. Our workflow relies on Autodesk 3ds Max and Rhino for complex modeling, allowing us to manipulate geometry with sub-millimeter precision. These tools give us the freedom to model organic terrain or intricate Victorian detailing that simpler software simply can’t handle. Crucially, we are fully integrated with Revit, enabling us to work directly with your BIM data. This ensures that our models aren’t just pretty pictures—they are accurate extensions of your construction documentation, maintaining the integrity of your dimensions from start to finish.

Photorealistic Rendering Engines

To capture the specific atmospheric quality of the Bay Area, we use physically-based rendering engines like V-Ray and Corona. These are the gold standards in the industry for a reason: they simulate “global illumination.” They calculate exactly how light bounces off a hardwood floor, diffuses through a fogged window, or reflects off a glass facade. This technology allows us to move beyond “computer graphics” into the realm of true optical simulation, giving you materials and lighting that look and feel authentic.

High-Performance Hardware

High-Performance Hardware Rendering at 4K resolution requires serious horsepower. Our workstations are equipped with top-tier NVIDIA RTX Series graphics cards, built to crunch heavy render calculations in real-time. This hardware advantage matters to you because it equals speed and iteration. We don’t have to lower the texture quality or remove details just to get a preview out on time. We have the computational muscle to deliver full-fidelity assets, fast, even for large-scale developments or complex animation sequences.

Our Recent Projects

Explore our latest interior design transformations across San Francisco homes, offices, and retail spaces. Each project showcases our commitment to problem-solving, client collaboration, and visually compelling results—tailored for how you live and work.

From historic Victorian renovations to modern SoMa condos, boutique offices, and vibrant retail outlets, our diverse portfolio is a testament to our approach: every space is thoughtfully designed for beauty, function, and sustainability.

Holistic architecture

Signature interiors

Sustainable solutions

Eco-first design

The Real Cost of Wait and See

Solving the Economic & Mental Strain of Construction

Let’s be honest: in the Bay Area, construction isn’t just a project; it’s a massive financial portfolio risk. With local building costs frequently exceeding $500 per square foot, the margin for error is non-existent. We see our 3D modeling services not just as art, but as an essential insurance policy for your budget and your sanity.

Close-up of a hand holding a tiny black house model above scattered Euro coins and a wallet filled with currency, symbolizing the high cost and careful planning required for buying property in the Mission District of San Francisco. Securing the down payment and managing financing are crucial steps when looking to enter the competitive San Francisco housing market. This image captures the essence of saving for a significant real estate investment, particularly challenging in sought-after areas such as Mission Dolores. We offer tailored financial strategies and local market insights to help prospective homeowners turn this miniature house into a reality.

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The Economic Pain: Avoiding the $10,000 "Oops"

The most expensive phrase in construction is “change order.” If a client realizes a hallway feels too narrow after the framing is up, moving that wall costs thousands in labor and materials. If they realize it in our 3D model, it costs zero dollars to fix. We treat the model as a “digital rehearsal.” We identify clashes, like a structural beam hitting a skylight, months before a contractor steps on site. By solving these conflicts virtually, we save you from the “sticker shock” of mid-construction changes that drain contingency funds.

Residential front porch design with slate blue horizontal siding and matching blue decking, featuring a shiny black paneled front door, white wicker seating, and a large porch swing, located in the San Francisco Bay Area. Enhance your home's curb appeal with this charming exterior design. This spacious front porch features classic slate blue siding and decking contrasted by a crisp white ceiling and trim. A dark, sophisticated black front door is complemented by a traditional black lantern fixture, setting a welcoming tone. The inclusion of comfortable white wicker furniture and a porch swing creates an inviting outdoor retreat, ideal for enjoying the temperate climate of the San Francisco Bay Area.

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The Health Impact: Eliminating "Renovation Anxiety"

There is a genuine mental toll to construction. “Decision fatigue” and anxiety are real, often leading to sleepless nights and strained relationships between homeowners and architects. The root cause is usually the imagination gap—the stress of signing a check for something you can’t fully visualize. Our photorealistic models act as a stress-reduction tool. When a client can virtually stand in their new kitchen and see the light hitting the counter, the anxiety evaporates. We replace “I hope this looks good” with “I know exactly what I’m getting,” bringing peace of mind to an otherwise chaotic process.

We Speak "San Francisco Planning"

You can tell immediately when a 3D model was made by someone who doesn’t understand San Francisco. They render the sky with a generic “San Diego” brightness, or they ignore the crucial rhythm of the streetscape. We know that this city is a patchwork of strict regulatory zones and unique micro-climates. Our models are built not just to look good, but to satisfy the specific visual and technical requirements of the San Francisco Planning Department.

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    Navigating Section 311 & Neighborhood Notification

    We know that Section 311 is often the biggest hurdle for residential projects. The Planning Department requires you to show the full “block face”—the buildings immediately adjacent to yours—to prove your design respects the neighborhood’s character. We accurately model cornice lines, bay window patterns, and setbacks to demonstrate compliance with the Residential Design Guidelines, helping you avoid a Discretionary Review (DR) request.
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    Prop K Shadow Studies (Section 295)

    In a city where sunlight is a protected resource, a bad shadow study can kill a project. We generate technical shadow diagrams compliant with Proposition K (Section 295). We simulate the sun’s path during the Winter and Summer Solstices to prove your addition won’t cast new shadows on parks under the Recreation and Park Department’s jurisdiction.
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    Micro-Neighborhood Context

    A rendering for a home in the Sunset District needs to feel different than one in SoMa. We understand the local vernacular. We capture the diffuse, soft lighting of the fog-belt avenues versus the sharper contrast of the Mission, ensuring the materials and atmosphere look authentic to the specific neighborhood.
The iconic international orange main tower of the Golden Gate Bridge emerging dramatically from thick coastal fog under a clear blue sky in San Francisco, California. This striking photograph captures one of the most quintessential sights in the Bay Area: the massive main tower of the Golden Gate Bridge piercing through a dense layer of marine fog. The bridge's international orange color contrasts sharply with the pale blue sky and the soft, rolling fog. This iconic structure serves as a key gateway and a beautiful testament to San Francisco's unique maritime environment, often experienced by visitors touring the surrounding coastal areas near neighborhoods like the Marina and Presidio.

What Our Clients Say

Common Questions

Frequently Asked Questions

Our FAQ section provides clear answers about our process, what you can expect at each step, and how we customize our services to match your lifestyle and vision. If you don’t see your question here, our team is always ready to assist, just reach out for personalized support and expert advice.

No, and honestly, that’s usually an advantage for you. By working strictly from your data—surveys, CAD files, and site photos—we remove the "subjectivity" and potential for human error that happens with quick site sketches. We treat your survey as the bible. As long as you can provide the documentation, we can model it with higher precision than someone measuring by hand on a windy day in the Presidio.

Absolutely. We are very familiar with the requirements for Discretionary Review and Section 311 notifications. We frequently build massing models and "block face" diagrams that show how your project sits in context with the neighbors. Just let us know specifically if you need a "Prop K" shadow study so we can set the geolocation and solar angles correctly.

Well, it really depends on the complexity. A simple massing model for a permit packet is going to be much less than a photorealistic marketing rendering for a luxury Victorian renovation. Typically, we price based on the estimated hours and the level of detail required. We recommend sending us your plans for a quick, fixed-quote assessment so there are no surprises.

It happens all the time! That’s the beauty of working digitally—walls are easy to move on a screen. We typically include one or two rounds of revisions in our standard fee to catch minor tweaks. If it’s a major structural change (like moving a staircase or changing the roofline completely), we can easily adjust the scope. It’s still infinitely cheaper than changing it during construction.

For a standard single-family exterior, we often turn around the first draft in 3–5 business days. Complex interiors or large multi-unit developments might take 1–2 weeks. If you have a Planning Commission hearing coming up and need a rush job, let us know—we can often allocate extra resources to meet a tight deadline.

We are a "design-only" firm, but in this context, think of us as your visualization partners. We model your design. We aren't the Architect of Record (AOR). However, because we are architects ourselves, we can spot design issues and offer aesthetic suggestions if you ask. We bridge the gap between your sketch and the final presentation.

We take this very seriously. We don't just "eyeball" the slope. We usually ask for a topographic survey (DWG file) and import the contour lines directly. This creates a mathematically accurate terrain mesh. Whether your lot is in Noe Valley or on Telegraph Hill, our model will reflect the true grade conditions.

Most clients just need high-resolution images (JPG/PNG) or video files (MP4) for presentations. However, if you need the 3D source files to continue working on them yourself (like the .max, .3dm, or .rvt files), we can certainly arrange that as part of the contract deliverables.

You can, but those apps often lack precision. They don't account for wall thickness, structural logic, or realistic lighting. Our tools (and experience) ensure the design isn't just a cartoon—it's a viable plan.

100%. We work in the background. We are happy to sign an NDA (Non-Disclosure Agreement) before we even see the files. Many of our clients are architecture firms that present our work as their own in-house production, and we respect that white-label relationship completely.

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Areas We Serve

We provide interior design services across the city and nearby regions.

Pacific Heights
Telegraph Hill
Presidio Heights
Seacliff
Marina
SoMa
Russian Hill

Mission Bay