Goals and scenarios
We define what users need to do: select a building, entrance, floor and property, configure a product, inspect details or work with a specialised 3D tool.
OUR APPROACH
THE 3D MODEL IS ONLY THE START.
We do not use 3D as decoration alone. We connect the model with real data, clear navigation and meaningful actions so users can explore, compare, select and enquire without leaving the website.
- The 3D model is optimised specifically for browser delivery
- Navigation remains clear and intuitive even across complex objects
- The visualisation connects with availability, pricing, specifications and CMS data
- Progressive loading and responsive behaviour are planned for different devices
FROM CAD AND 3D FILES TO A WEB PLATFORM
HOW WE WORK
3D and CAD asset review
We review the available AutoCAD, 3ds Max, Blender or other source files and plan what needs to be cleaned, separated and prepared for interactive use.
Model optimisation
We reduce geometry and textures, organise materials, create separate interactive parts and prepare GLB or glTF assets for efficient browser delivery.
UX and interactions
We design camera behaviour, hover and selected states, filters, information panels and transitions across the different levels of the experience.
Development and data
We integrate the 3D scene into Next.js, connect it with a database or CMS and build the logic for availability, specifications, enquiries and administration.
Testing and launch
We test performance, devices, mouse and touch controls, fallback states and real user scenarios before the platform is released.
WHAT WE CAN BUILD
A 3D INTERFACE CONNECTED TO THE REAL BUSINESS.
01
Interactive property selection
Building, entrance, floor and apartment selection with availability, areas, pricing, plans, galleries and direct enquiries.
02
Architectural presentations
Web experiences for residential developments, commercial spaces and construction projects that go beyond static renders.
03
Product configurators
Selection of dimensions, colours, materials, components and variants with immediate visual feedback.
04
3D business applications
Specialised tools for planning, training, logistics, manufacturing, presentations and internal processes.
05
Interactive WebGL websites
Creative 3D hero sections, product narratives and immersive pages with controlled animation and a distinctive visual identity.
06
CMS and data synchronisation
Manage objects, availability, statuses, descriptions and media through an administration panel without changing the 3D code.
MORE THAN A RENDER
STATIC VISUALISATIONVS INTERACTIVE 3D.
A static render shows what a product or space looks like. An interactive 3D platform lets the user explore it and can connect the experience to live business data.
Static 3D visualisation
- Predefined viewpoints and frames
- One or a limited number of prepared variants
- Image or video without business logic
- Best suited to presentation and marketing material
Interactive 3D platform
- Users control the camera and choose what to explore
- Materials, variants, floors, products or components can change in real time
- Connects with pricing, availability, CMS, databases and actions
- Functions as a real web product rather than a visual file
3D AND WEB TECHNOLOGY
FROM TECHNICAL DRAWING TO THE BROWSER.
We combine CAD, modelling and optimisation tools with a modern web stack. The exact pipeline depends on the source assets, scene complexity and interactions the platform needs to support.
01Blender
02AutoCAD
033ds Max
04Three.js
05React Three Fiber
06WebGL
07GLB / glTF
08Next.js
09Supabase
WHAT TO EXPECT
3D WITH A CLEAR PURPOSE.
Runs directly in the browser
Users do not install specialist software. The platform is accessed through a website on desktop, tablet and mobile according to the project requirements.
Optimised loading
We use compressed models, controlled loading and appropriate levels of detail instead of sending raw production assets to the device.
Connected to real data
3D objects can display current availability, statuses, specifications and actions managed through a database or CMS.
Built to evolve
The platform can grow with new objects, filters, roles, analytics, integrations and additional interactive modules.
SCOPE AND TECHNICAL REVIEW
WE START WITH THE 3D ASSETS, INTERACTIONS AND DATA.
What determines the price?
The main factors are the condition of the 3D models, the number of interactive objects and states, scene complexity, required data, backend logic and integrations. We scope the real technical product rather than pricing by page count.
What should you send us?
If you have CAD, 3ds Max, Blender, FBX, OBJ, GLB/glTF or other 3D files, send them together with a short description of what users should be able to do. That allows us to make a much more accurate technical assessment.
SELECTED WORK
A LOOK AT SOME OFOUR WORK.
Real projects built for different business models — from brand websites and online stores to web applications and interactive platforms.
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FAQ / INTERACTIVE 3D
BEFORE WEGET STARTED.
Common questions before an interactive 3D project — from source assets and browser performance to live data, integrations and technical scope.
A static visualisation is a pre-rendered image or video. An interactive 3D platform runs in the browser, lets users interact with the scene and can connect to live data, availability, pricing and business logic.
Yes. We first review the source assets and determine what needs to be cleaned, optimised, separated into interactive objects and converted for web delivery.
Yes. We plan the scene, controls and level of detail around the devices the project needs to support. Heavier experiences can use progressive loading, compression and appropriate fallback states.
Yes. 3D objects can connect to a CMS, database, product catalogue or external systems so business information can be managed separately from the 3D asset itself.
Yes. We can implement dimensions, materials, colours, components, allowed combinations, dynamic pricing, enquiries or e-commerce checkout connections depending on the product.
They depend on the source assets, number of interactive elements and variants, scene complexity, backend logic, integrations and supported devices. After a technical review we provide a concrete scope and timeline.
In many cases, yes. The approach depends on the current website stack, how the 3D application should load and whether it needs shared data, analytics or authentication.