Test façade palettes
Compare render, brick, stone, timber, roofing and paint directions using the same property and viewpoint.
Exterior design
A new direction for the outside.
Explore façade materials, colour, landscaping and exterior design directions directly from an existing property photo.
01 /Possibilities
Compare exterior directions from one source.
Add landscape context
Explore planting, paving, boundaries and exterior atmosphere around the architecture rather than treating the building in isolation.
Make change easier to discuss
Give clients and stakeholders a concrete image to respond to before materials are ordered or work begins.
02 /Workflow
From existing façade to proposal.
- 01
Choose a clear exterior view
Use an image with the building fully visible and avoid heavy tree, vehicle or street obstruction across the main façade.
- 02
Define the change
Specify the façade materials, colour, landscaping and lighting direction, plus any elements that must stay untouched.
- 03
Review the permanent structure
Compare openings, roof form, setbacks and major architectural features with the source before approving the visual.
03 /Questions
Before you start
Can I change only the materials?
Yes. You can focus the brief on material and colour changes while keeping the architecture and camera view consistent.
Can I visualize landscaping?
Yes. You can explore planting, paving, paths and broader landscape character around the property.
Can I use a phone photo?
Yes, provided the building is clear, reasonably well lit and not heavily obstructed. A straighter, wider view usually gives more useful context.
Does the visualization confirm planning feasibility?
No. It communicates a visual direction. Planning, structural and construction feasibility still require the appropriate professional review.