Welcome to Franklin Rees Associates Architectural Visualisation and Animation practice

Welcome to Franklin Rees Associates Architectural Visualisation, Animation and Property MarketingAbout Franklin Rees Associates, the practice and services including Architectural Visualisation, Animation and Property MarketingArchitectural Visualisation, Animation & Property Marketing PortfolioArchitectural Visualisation, Animation & Property Marketing GallerySecure Client Area LoginContact Franklin Rees Associates
Architectural Visualisation, Computer Generated Imagery, Architectural RenderingArchitectural Animation, Fly Through Videos, Virtual Tours, Walk ThroughsArchitectural Photo-Montage, Photomontage and Digitally Verified ViewsInteractive Animation, User Controlled Virtual Tours and Fly Through Videos3D Floor Plans, Axonometric Floor Plans, Axos, 3D Cut Through Plans, 3D Layout PlansSketches, Illustrations & Artists ImpressionsColoured Elevations, Presentation ElevationsColoured Site Plans, Presentation Site PlansCAD, Computer Aided DesignBranding, Corporate Identity, Brochure, Web, Print, Media, Graphic Design, Invoke Design - Birmingham UKClick here to request a QuotationRequest a CallbackClick here to request an Information Pack Franklin Rees News: London & Quadrant Housing Trust bid for Southwark
London & Quadrant Housing Trust bid for Southwark

The L&Q Group is one of 2,000 housing associations that work in the UK. Their main purpose is to provide high quality, affordable homes.

When London and Quadrant were looking for presentation graphics for an upcoming regeneration bid they chose Franklin Rees Associates.

Working from initial design stage drawings produced by Levitt-Bernstein, a three-dimensional model of the area was created. Regeneration manager John Lumley had requested that the scene look vibrant, with activity and families, a far cry from the existing street.
Aylesbury, Southwark
Above: Aylesbury

Franklin Rees Associates took the decision that a photo-montage would be the best option considering the time constraints and the brief. This would be used to illustrate the context of the scheme in its actual location.

The final image was a great success; John assured that the image had given his company great competitive advantage, a “…fantastic addition to [his] presentation”. We await the response with eager ears…
Copyright © 2008