Commercial

Now more than ever, in the midst of increasing demand for remote and hybrid working environments, workspaces are transforming in new and exciting ways that not only encourage productivity, but bring people together to maintain a sense of community, engagement and balance.

We aim to capture the intent of these reimagined spaces through highlighting unique and appealing features beyond the glass facade, bringing the structure to life with people and details in fresh and modern ways. With every commercial image our goal is not just to inform, but to inspire.

Royal Naval House
Sydney, Australia

Interior Design By Hammond Studio

Royal Naval House
Sydney, Australia

Interior Design By Hammond Studio

Royal Naval House
Sydney, Australia

Interior Design By Hammond Studio

A successful image captures the audience’s imagination as well as revealing a spectrum of design resolution; everything from scale and scope to the subtleties of material palettes and landscaping selections.

Safety Culture
Sydney, Australia

Interior Design By Hammond Studio

HAIYI NAIL
Shenzhen, China

Interiors by MOC DESIGN OFFICE

HAIYI NAIL
Shenzhen, China

Interiors by MOC DESIGN OFFICE

EIC
Hangzhou, China

Architecture by Foster + Partners

T9 EFC
Hangzhou, China

Interiors by Futurespace

T9 EFC
Hangzhou, China

Interiors by Futurespace

From lobbies to workplaces, focus zones to breakout spaces, as well as the delineations and pathways between them — at a glance, the viewer needs to understand the flow and purpose of each space.

T9 EFC
Hangzhou, China

Interiors by Futurespace

T9 EFC
Hangzhou, China

Architecture By NBBJ

T9 EFC
Hangzhou, China

Architecture By NBBJ

EIC
Hangzhou, China

Architecture by Foster + Partners

Nanchang Sinic Center
Nanchang, China

Architecture By Tianhua Architecture Planning & Engineering

Nanchang Sinic Center
Nanchang, China

Architecture By Tianhua Architecture Planning & Engineering

Safety Culture
Sydney, Australia

Interior Design By Hammond Studio

Architecture and design is inherently a human experience. A populated or ‘activated’ scene shows more than just a room. It depicts the anticipated usage, demographic and visitor experience.

Grosvenor Place
Sydney, Australia

Architecture By Harry Seidler
Interior Design by DesignOffice

Grosvenor Place
Sydney, Australia

Architecture By Harry Seidler
Interior Design by DesignOffice

Be it dappled shadows framing the foreground, a muted sky revealing contours in subtle gradients, or the glint of reflected sunlight on a sharp vertical edge; light and shadow can be used in near infinite ways to reveal and express form.