How can you sell a project in less than one minute of animation?
How can you combine a golf course with a hotel, shopping mall, offices, mosque, apartments and villas?
How can you present a new practice facility to the membership?
How to communicate a redesign to a client?
How can you secure investment for a golf resort?
How to communicate a redesign to the local Government?
How can you sell an entire project with one animation?
How can you combine a golf course with a monorail?
How can you get members excited about the redesign of their course?
How can you show 2 volcanoes, 1 bottle of wine and a lot of waterfalls in one animation?
How can you sell a proposed renovation to the membership?
How can you keep the members in the loop about proposed changes to their course?
How does John Pawson and Christian Liaigre present their designs to a client?
How does Tiger Woods present the design of his new golf course to the world’s media?
How can 3D modelling add to the design process itself?
How do you make potential members, visitors and buyers sit up and take notice of your new course?
How do you sell the countryside to a city dweller?
How to get more than your money’s worth by planning your images.
How do you sell a site with planning permission but nothing else?
How combining your golf and your architecture early can really pay off.
How to achieve speedy concept sign-off with only two images.
How you can both surprise you client and develop your design simultaneously.
How a very little design can go a long way in communicating a convincing vision.
What do our images offer over Sketch Up when it comes to collaborating with clients?
How to get more than your money’s worth by planning your images.
Why this noodle bowl had to be seen to be believed.
How making the most of your view can raise investment and sell off plan.
How animations can win you new members and make your players happy.
How do you convince a planning committee that even the vineyards are a good idea?
How images for just a couple of holes can get a course-wide concept agreed.