Images that help developers sell and let, from the first stone to the keys.

One project, all its communication.

  • Construction progress in photos and by drone, to show the project is moving.
  • A presentation film and interviews (architect, developer, residents), landscape for the website and portrait for social media.
  • Photos for the brochure, the project website and poster campaigns.
  • Your 3D renders animated into video, to show the project before it exists.
  • Several projects or phases on one schedule, with one contact.

The same tower, in photo and on film.

Aerial view of an office tower, a crane lifting technical equipment onto the roof.
Photo: a crane lifts technical equipment onto the roof.
Film: the roof and the crane seen from the drone, in the presentation film.

See the project

360° aerial tour with points of interest

360° aerial tour with points of interest Turn the drone view around: stations, parks, shops and culture around the building. Open the tour full screen (external site)

Buildings, sites, neighbourhoods.

Film: a Matexi residential project in Brussels

Film: a Matexi residential project in Brussels The neighbourhood from the drone, the site, the developer’s team and animated 3D renders.

Projects, in detail

Work

In the journal

The questions that keep coming up.

Real estate has been one of my specialities for many years. Developers such as Matexi, Immobel, BPI, BPC and Artone trust me with the visual communication of their projects: construction sites, sales launches, neighbourhood films, poster campaigns.

I don’t just deliver images: I help you build the project’s communication, because I know what works with buyers and tenants. And I use today’s tools: drones, artificial intelligence, animation of your 3D renders.

Certified pilot, own equipment. In Belgium and Luxembourg, and elsewhere in Europe for regular clients.

Also for property companies and commercial real estate: offices, logistics and industrial sites.

Can brokers and partners use the images?

By default, the images are for social media and the web. If brokers, partners or the future occupier need to use them, that’s set at scoping and written into the proposal. A full transfer of rights is possible when you require it.

Can you photograph a site under construction?

Yes, with the site’s agreement and following its safety rules: protective equipment, escort, hours. Visits are arranged with the site manager.

Can you cover several projects in one day?

Yes, when the addresses and the light allow it. I group the sites on one schedule, according to their orientation and the travel between them.