Design Strategy Case Study
The San Francisco Imagination Gap Cost Us $50,000. Here Is How We Fixed It.
Let us be brutally honest for a second. Most people, even savvy investors, have zero imagination. In San Francisco, where a fixer-upper costs $1.5 million and a change order during construction can bleed you for $20,000 overnight, relying on 2D blueprints is financial Russian Roulette. We learned this the hard way early in our career. Today, we do not just make pretty pictures. We use military-grade visualization technology to pre-sell homes that do not exist, win wars with the Planning Department, and stop you from approving a layout you will hate for the next decade.
We approach visualization as a form of remote risk mitigation. Whether it is proving to a neighbor that your addition will not steal their view or convincing a VC board to fund a lab that is currently an empty warehouse, our 3D work bridges the gap between a risky idea and a tangible reality. We take your raw data, plans, photos, or simple sketches, and turn them into strategic assets. Below are four recent projects where our visualization did not just show the design, it saved the project from regulatory hell and financial stagnation.
Signature Work
Reimagining your space
Faimora Interiors crafts spaces around who you are, translating your needs and values into smart design with enduring results.
Architectural Visualization & 3D Rendering
Zenith Development couldn’t sell an industrial SoMa loft shell because buyers saw concrete and ducts, not a luxury future, so the team built V-Ray “golden hour” renders from as-built CAD to sell the feeling of living there. Slightly imperfect staging made the visuals feel real, and the unit reportedly sold in 14 days based on the imagery.
Architectural Visualization & 3D Rendering
A homeowner needed approvals for a modern glass rear addition to an 1890s Victorian, so the team used architectural visualization as proof rather than decoration. They built a 1:1 digital twin of the block and produced sightline renders showing the addition was invisible from street level, helping secure approvals in just four months.
Architectural Visualization & 3D Rendering
Created investor-ready lab/office renders showing transparent “science core” spaces and biophilic comfort inside a warehouse shell, supporting a stronger fundraising narrative and investor confidence.