Barrier Systems in Focus

In this unique 3D rendering project, we were tasked with visualizing mobile vehicle barriers used to secure public spaces during events. Whether it’s a city plaza, a historic street, or a large open area — these barriers prevent unauthorized vehicle access while maintaining pedestrian flow.
Our client had very specific technical requirements. We brought these concepts to life with photo-realistic precision, multiple situational layouts, and a clear demonstration of the product’s flexibility.
From tight old town alleys to spacious modern boulevards, we showed how the system adapts to any environment.
This project proves: our 3D renderings go beyond aesthetics — they solve real challenges.

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Exterior Visualization: Villa Serenidad

Mallorca fascinates with its magnificent views, stunning nature and architecture that seems to be an organic part of the landscape. Here, on the cliffs of the island, you will find Villa Serenidad, a place of peace and harmony, away from the crowds and noise.
Through our 3D rendering, we’ve captured not only the villa’s architecture but also the soul of this extraordinary place.
The infinity pool seems to merge with the horizon, uniting water and sky in a breathtaking view. Modern materials in natural tones create a harmonious connection with the surroundings, while carefully chosen lighting enhances the villa’s beauty and adds a touch of magic to the natural landscape. Every detail is thoughtfully crafted to highlight Mallorca’s unique charm.
Villa Serenidad isn’t just a place to stay; it’s a chance to feel the vibe of the island. Here, you can breathe in the island’s calm, relax, and fully enjoy the moment.

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Doppeleinfamilienhäuser Neuenegg

Our team collaborated with Moser und Partner AG to create comprehensive 3D visualizations and interior design concepts that bring the project’s architecture and atmosphere to life.

The “Panoramaview” development with three attractive and spacious semi-detached houses is being built on the northern edge of the village of Neuenegg​, Switzerland. Each home combines contemporary design, natural materials, and functional living spaces — carefully tailored to meet the lifestyle of modern families. The interiors are bright, minimalist, and warm, emphasizing spaciousness and connection to the surrounding landscape.

The visualizations highlight both the exterior harmony of the development and the refined interior aesthetics, serving as a key marketing and presentation tool during the sales phase.

Project: Doppeleinfamilienhäuser Neuenegg
3D Visualisation & Interior design: VisEngine Digital Solutions
Client: Moser und Partner AG
Location: Neuenegg, Switzerland
Tools used: Corona Renderer, Autodesk 3ds Max, Adobe Photoshop

The Neighbor

The Neighbor is an elevated multi-use event space that quickly turns a morning coffee into an afternoon drink. This transformational space can quickly convert to a weekend concert spot or wedding venue.

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Punta Bianca Suspended

Punta Bianca is the ideal Sicilian summer escape, shaped by extraordinary coastal geophysical formations and a 19th-century “time capsule” relic. The intervention embraces this context with a minimal approach, allowing the environment and the historic customs house remnant to speak for themselves. The glass upper addition, set on a metal structure that rests atop the exposed stone walls, along with its suspended platforms and cables, transforms the ruin into a serene pause: a panoramic observatory and a refreshment point.

The challenge of reinstating the missing floor while protecting the entire building with a roof, without crowding the limited usable areas with support columns, led to the suspended nature of the project.

The entrance space functions both as a foyer and a wine cellar, where visitors can taste and purchase local wines. Wine bottles are displayed on wire cable racks, allowing an unobstructed view of the stone masonry. Every new element, along with the lighting, and excluding the furniture, is conveniently suspended from above via steel cables, maintaining a sense of lightness and respect for the original structure.

The interior central wall makes circulation difficult, so four new openings mirroring the exterior windows are introduced, creating visual and spatial continuity across the ground floor and the suspended level above. A new lightweight, perforated metal staircase connects all three levels, replacing the old, narrow stone one.

On the one side of the stairs, a bar is located with direct access to the outdoor patio, made possible by converting the northern window into a door. On the other side there is storage space and a WC.

On the middle level there is exhibition space, while a perforated metal “route” extending into the foyer, invites visitors to walk through and observe both the building’s interior and the west-facing views, under the diffused light coming from the glass floor above.

On the top level, the glass “box” offers an immersive experience of the surrounding nature reserve landscape, as well as unhindered views of the mediterranean. Its framing is constructed with glass columns and beams to further enhance the sense of transparency.

The exterior space is consciously left untouched as it already serves its purpose of providing a transition and a place for relaxation. Intervening out here doesn’t make sense, since the rocky formations beneath take priority in terms of respect and preservation.

All the outer windows and doors are fitted with glass paneling to enclose the structure while clearly distinguishing them as new additions.

The main metal structural elements, along with the new opening’s framing and the additional walls and platforms are corten-finished to match the roughness and weathered identity of the ruin.

Oxygène

Oxygène

Developer: PRIAMS
Architecture: JAA Architectes
Landscape Architecture: Urbalab

Situated in the revitalized Terraillon district in northern Bron, Oxygène offers an intimate, human-scale residence of just 28 apartments, with layouts ranging from two to four bedrooms and featuring private gardens, spacious loggias, terraces, and even rooftop terraces for the top-floor units.
Its carefully crafted architecture combines a sculpted concrete base, elegant light taupe finishes, and recessed upper levels clad in warm wood-effect panels. The top floors open onto expansive terraces, shaded by trellised awnings designed to host climbing plants.
The development is enhanced by a landscaped entrance featuring colorful perennials and ornamental grasses, a shared garden, and private green spaces that create a harmonious and welcoming environment.
Thoughtfully organized around its landscaped courtyard, the residence strengthens its connection with the surrounding neighborhood while offering generous outdoor living spaces, abundant natural light, and a true sense of openness.

Oxygen
www.oxygen.pt
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