From reference photos to a 3D product in multiple variants.
A bicycle shelter visualization project for QUUB.pl. The starting point was a set of reference photographs and construction requirements. The process covered modeling, dimensional checks, revision rounds and final renders in several configurations.
Rebuilding the product from photography.
Photographs of existing structures defined the material language, steel frame arrangement, timber infill and overall product form.
Geometry, proportions and functional layout.
A production 3D model was built from the references. The working stage included dimensional checks and placement of functional elements such as bicycle positions and repeated structural modules.
Feedback directly on the render.
After the first presentation, the client marked elements requiring adjustment. This made it possible to translate comments about width, structure and finish directly into the next model revision.
One model, multiple presentation configurations.
After revisions, final views were prepared from different angles and in several configurations. A single 3D asset can therefore support multiple product variants without a separate physical photo shoot for each configuration.
Reference modeling
Moving from product photography to a controlled 3D asset.
Iterative workflow
The asset developed through client comments and revision rounds.
Variants
One model used to communicate several product configurations.
Sales visuals
Final renders suitable for online product presentation and offer materials.
We can start from photos and dimensions.
Using documentation, photography or a physical product, we can build the asset and prepare a complete visualization set.
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