Architecture visualisation is the practice of translating complex architectural, infrastructural, and technical ideas into clear, compelling visual experiences. Through 3D imagery, film, animation, and immersive media such as VR, architecture visualisation makes future environments understandable—long before they are built. It bridges the gap between architects, engineers, decision-makers, and the public by turning drawings, data, and systems into spatial narratives.
In my work, visualisation is not only about aesthetic realism, but about communicating function, scale, process, and impact. Each project is approached as a form of spatial storytelling, where light, materiality, movement, and context help explain how a place or system works, and why it matters.
During 2024, I produced 3D visualisations, films, and VR experiences for projects such as the BECCS carbon capture facility for Stockholm Exergi, Södersjukhuset for Locum, and infrastructure projects for Gästrike Vatten, in collaboration with PlanB. These projects ranged from large-scale industrial and energy infrastructure to complex hospital environments and public utility systems—each requiring visual clarity, technical accuracy, and sensitivity to human experience.
Across these projects, architecture visualisation served as a tool for dialogue: supporting planning processes, stakeholder communication, public engagement, and future-oriented decision-making by making the invisible visible.
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Gästrike Vatten
Gästrike Vatten – Atlas Reningsverk