visualisation of interiors - connected and central to the home extension design process

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visualisation of interiors - connected and central to the home extension design process

visualisation team • 18 June 2020

At 7 the team use laser and infra red scanning machines to capture key measurements and photography into digital media and digital space! We then adapt and build upon this data capture to show you alternatives in interior and exterior design.

We augment this process with encouraging you to be active in looking therough what's hot and what's not in current media and design history... understand what 'floats your boat' and how this can be adapted and made real for your budget and project constraints.

information is power, time and money - the right information to the right person at the right time - that's what it's all about in the design and build game.

We scan and photograph your home and this includes how you live and use the space it gives us both insight into what's working and what could be improved upon.

You can move through interactively and measure the space and check dimensions of furniture and windows for instance.

You get to see your space and furniture set against any proposals - we also populate the new space with the activities and furniture that you want. This let's you connect with the proposals and be able to make informed comment on what can be changed to make the design even better - it's a collaborative, staged process based upon the initial reality capture work.

based upon the initial 'reality capture' we scan and photograph your home then begin the 'human plans' dolls house design process where we explore possibilities together in terms of cost, time and quality balance.

We use the captured scan data inside our CAD systems such as game engines UE4 and visualisation software like Blender and we build alterations and adaptions and extensions to your existing home - loft conversions, bathrooms kitchens and new living spaces such as snugs, family rooms, play space etal

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