Mirage visualisation

Three images created for this residential competition for the City of Toulouse, designed by

Working within a very tight deadline, we are particularly happy with the final result. The carefully composed framing and generous vegetation helped us create a calm, natural and lived-in atmosphere.

Competition won for 5 beach bars in Cannes with Becchetti Architectes and .architectes

Architecture : Becchetti Architectes
Interior design: .architectes

Beach bars :

1. La Petite Cannoise

2. Belle Plage

3. Maema

4. Le Benitier

5. Okey beach

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Set of images of a villa in the heart of Lisbon

Architect and designe@az_archizest

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Image set of a Golf near Bordeaux

Architecture : .architectes

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Case study of a city house in a calm setting in Mount Clarence, Australia

Architecture : .au

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Case study images of the .houses hotel by Smiljan Radic

Architecture : Smiljan Radic

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Images, interractive of a house in Riebeeck Kasteel, South Africa

Architecture :
builder: Francois Duminy

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Image and creative direction prepared for the launch of Dolce Vita in Montgenèvre, France

Builder :
Architecture : Agence Inex-A Architectes

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Dans les prochaines semaines, je vais partager une série d’articles avec des insights issus de notre travail en visualisation architecturale. Voici le premier : https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/industrial-images-dont-have-boring-thibault-paturle-t3t8e/?trackingId=XDTa3P0%2Foe4oItnHXOTWEg%3D%3D

Nous suivons toujours les souhaits de nos clients, mais nous avons remarqué qu’une simple discussion en début de projet nous permet d’aller beaucoup plus loin—et souvent de dépasser leurs attentes.

En appliquant des concepts développés dans d’autres domaines, comme les images haut de gamme pour des villas et hôtels de luxe, nous apportons plus de profondeur, d’atmosphère et d’impact à chaque projet, même dans des secteurs où la qualité visuelle est souvent sous-estimée.

À suivre !

Over the next few weeks, I’ll be sharing a series of articles with insights from our work in architectural visualisation.

While we always follow our clients' wishes, we’ve noticed that a simple conversation at the start of a project allows us to go much further — and often exceed expectations.

By applying concepts we’ve developed in different fields, such as high-end images for luxury villas and hotels, we can bring more depth, atmosphere, and impact to every project, even in sectors where visuals are often overlooked.

Stay tuned!