This project explores the synergy between contemporary design and urban functionality. As the founder of Zero Degree Design Studio, I have developed these visualizations to showcase how modern structures can harmonize with the fast-paced evolution of city life.
Key Highlights of the Work:
1. Comprehensive Visualization: From aerial master plans to intricate facade details, this project provides a 360-degree view of modern urban planning.
2. Technical Precision: Developed using SketchUp for detailed 3D modeling and rendered through Lumion and Enscape to achieve realistic lighting and materials.
3. Modern Aesthetic: Focuses on contemporary styles, utilizing a balance of concrete, glass reflections, and sustainable green spaces.
4. Cinematic Presentation: The project documentation is enhanced with professional post-production, reflecting my expertise as a CapCut Expert.
Whether it is a commercial hub or a residential complex, my goal is to deliver architectural solutions that are not just visually stunning but also structurally meaningful.
🎬 DEBUT
A launch-day ad that rolls out the red carpet for your product.
Friday, October 20. Premiere night.
A limo glides up to the carpet.
A perfume takes the spotlight.
"Who are you wearing?"
It was wearing the night.
Saturday, a skateboard walked the same carpet.
"Can you do it again?"
It landed it.
Sunday, a soda can cracked open in front of the press.
"What's the flavour?"
Nobody would say.
None of them were real.
All of them got a premiere.
🎟️ Every launch deserves a red carpet.
Most of them get a story post.
So I built the whole premiere.
The marquee. The press pen. The fans. The limo.
A rooftop across the street to watch it all from.
I had way too much fun with this one.
Built the street in Blender, then rolled the cameras in SVGator with the MCP.
Six premieres.
One template.
Zero redraws.
Swap the logo and the product.
Every marquee, wall and shot follows.
Retype the headline, the date and what the press shouts.
Every word is live text. Every layer has a name.
The cameras never change.
So who's walking the carpet next?
The flashes never stop. ✨
🛠️ Built in SVGator with the MCP, staged in Blender. 1,429 named layers, 3,917 keyframes.
an architecture site for a studio that only builds where the weather decides.
The brief I set myself: make it feel like a set of drawing sheets. Every section is numbered, ruled and labelled like a title block, and every project carries real data: altitude, build window, snow load.
The hero is a small code component. A datum line follows the cursor and reads the altitude live off the scale.
Built in Framer. Still polishing motion and mobile.
The drawing-sheets brief is such a charming concept for this site, Bright. That datum line reading altitude live off the scale in the hero is the perfect detail to anchor the whole thing.