Stories from the studio

In our increasingly digital and visual world, the content we create does more than just present an idea; it shapes experiences, fuels conversations, and influences decisions. This is a realization we've seen unfold time and again in our work as a creative content studio. We work with architects, interior designers, real estate and marketing agencies, and others, to create narratives that resonate. It's a process that goes beyond creating aesthetically pleasing content—it's about weaving stories that connect, engage, and inspire action.

Animation, as a storytelling medium, possesses a unique ability to transport viewers to imaginative worlds, elicit powerful emotions, and convey complex narratives. Within the realm of animation, the effective use of shot types holds tremendous potential for maximizing the impact of each frame and elevating the overall viewer experience. Shot types encompass a diverse range of camera angles, distances, and framing techniques that enable animators to shape the storytelling, emphasize emotions, and create a profound connection with the audience.

Kin Seng Choo is presently the Founder at C.Street Projects. Kin and his team find motivation in the harmony between time-honored traditions and cutting-edge industry advancements. Their background in Melbourne and San Francisco, working on various projects including residential, hospitality, industrial, and mixed-use, has equipped them with the expertise and wisdom to engage in intelligent experimentation and successful execution. We were thrilled that Kin shared his own path of personal growth, the story of Australia's initial Passive House initiative, and the significance of establishing partnerships built on shared values.

Public spaces such as libraries, museums, and cultural centers play a vital role in enriching our communities. One powerful way to enhance these spaces and engage visitors is through thoughtful and captivating visualizations. But, of course, there are some specific details while creating the renderings for these institutions. Thus, the key features of creating visualizations for public spaces, highlighting how they contribute to the overall atmosphere and educational value.

The Venice Architecture Biennale, held every two years in the picturesque city of Venice, Italy, is an esteemed event that draws the attention of architects, designers, and creative thinkers from around the world. Serving as a platform to showcase the latest trends, innovations, and ideas in the field of architecture, the Biennale is a melting pot of diverse cultures, perspectives, and design philosophies. The 2023 edition of the Biennale was no exception, captivating audiences with its impressive national pavilions and their standout features that pushed the boundaries of architectural imagination.

Marcus is presently the Director at Brunswick Group. Previously serving as the Executive Director (Head of Design and Construction) at Plenary Group, Marcus possesses an in-depth understanding of the requirements for delivering property results in infrastructure projects. He employs a distinctive consultative method, ensuring projects are completed within schedule and budget while meeting the desired objectives of all stakeholders. We were delighted that Markus shared his personal growth journey, collaboration experience with the Baptist Church, and methodology for participating in tender projects.

Innovation has transformed almost every aspect of modern life, and the architectural industry is no exception. From the use of computer-aided design to the incorporation of sustainable materials and technologies, the field of architecture has seen significant advancements that have revolutionized the way architects approach their work. This essay will examine how innovation has changed the architectural industry, including the ways in which architects approach design, the materials they use, and the technologies they employ.

Today’s architecture isn’t just about looking good or being safe. In CUUB, every day we are getting lots of requests from clients with enquiry points such as sustainability or security in their new buildings. With 3D renders, we always try to emphasize features on this matter and I know that our clients each time expect we are taking their needs seriously. And while we are creating the renders which promotes their vision, we also help to avoid several mistakes before construction.

Temporary architecture refers to buildings or structures that are designed to be used for a limited period of time, after which they are dismantled. Temporary architecture is often used for events such as festivals, exhibitions, and sports events, but it can also be used for housing, disaster relief, and other purposes. One of the key advantages of temporary architecture is its ability to be reused. In this essay, we will explore how reuse works in temporary architecture.

Today, progressive architects use visualization, rendering, and virtual reality to communicate design plans with their possible clients. In CUUB, before we start any visualization project, we always have to be clear on what the main goal of the project is. The needs of our client play the most important role in determining the focus of the visualization.