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Some projects prove that great architecture doesn't need to be large.
I had the pleasure of creating the visualizations for one of the smallest projects I've worked on so far, a beautifully detailed prefab timber sauna designed by Ravi Handa Architect and built by Balder Construction.
Despite its modest footprint, it deserved the same attention to lighting, materials, atmosphere, and storytelling as any larger architectural project.
Looking forward to seeing these saunas built and enjoyed.
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