Urban Design Visualizations

A Peek Inside My Process

Working with the available resources — Google Earth and Street View, 2D site plans, 3D massing, and photos — I piece together the existing assets to create a desired perspective view. Then, “tracing” over digitally on my iPad, the details fall into place. Finally, working within the chosen color palette, watercolor is digitally painted to bring a place to life visually.

Aerial view of a city with a mix of industrial, commercial, and residential areas, including roads, railway tracks, parking lots, warehouses, and high-rise buildings in the background with hills beyond.

Google Earth

A computer-generated 3D model of a large urban development project with multiple buildings, roads, and open spaces, with some structures highlighted in white and others in red, overlaid on an aerial photograph.

SketchUp 3D Massing

Line drawing of an urban cityscape with buildings, streets, and a distant skyline, including an airplane flying in the sky.

Pencil Line Work

A watercolor-style illustration of an urban development plan with buildings, roads, green spaces, trees, and a distant city skyline with mountains in the background.

Watercolor Painting

Featured Project

Working with a diverse range of clients — from small city planning departments and non-profit advocates to private developers — the common thread is a dedication to artistry and human‑scaled visuals.

Project
South Flagler House

Type
Marketing - Site Plan, Illustrated Map

Types of Renders