Three recent sets. Open to browse.
No form to fill in, nothing to reply to first — the link went straight here. Three exterior sets, one per building type, each one a different way of asking the same question: did the render hold what it was actually given, or quietly improve on it?
Curved-Balcony Highrise
The balcony curve repeats floor after floor without softening on the way up, and the ground-floor glazing stays legible under it — ordinary to ask for, easy to lose.
Rooftop Terrace, Between Two Towers
An addition set inside a real skyline, not a blank backdrop — the neighbouring towers stay in frame and in scale, not blurred out to flatter the new roofline.
Stone-and-Stucco, Low Desert Site
Two claddings meeting at one clean line — rubble stone against smooth stucco — held through a dusk sky instead of softened under flat midday light.
Easier to look than to be told about it. If one of these three sits close to what you're working on, that's the whole pitch — no write-up needed. If none of them do, the full portfolio is one click further, sorted by building type.
Have a scheme worth the same treatment?
Send over what you're working on and what needs to be held — the massing, the material, the light. We'll tell you plainly what we can do with it.
