The New Jeddah Headquarters

Architect Thomas Stemper, CREA, sought our help for a new headquarters design for Abdul Latif Jameel in Jeddah. We provided quick, high-quality visuals to confirm the evolving architectural direction, focusing on roof geometry that blended Arabic and modern German styles. Despite a tight timeline and an incomplete model, we delivered three photorealistic visuals that guided decisions on massing, patterns, lighting, and space. The final images were quickly approved for stakeholder communication.

We created a visualization package for CREA to communicate architectural intent clearly. Through coordination, we refined building elements, proposed camera options, tested shadow patterns, and ensured visuals reflected Jeddah's cultural context and architectural precision. Our workflow combined rapid iteration, real-time feedback via Frame.io, and alignment with Thomas, integrating changes smoothly.

CREA needed a partner capable of interpreting an unfinished design, proposing architectural refinements, and translating a work-in-progress model into images that felt complete and intentional.

Through continuous coordination with Thomas, we clarified architectural intent, aligned on materiality, refined massing and shadows, and contributed to shaping the atmosphere of each view.
 The roof pattern development became a core part of our support, ensuring it produced an elegant, culturally resonant light play.

By staying close to the decision-making process and adapting instantly to new inputs, our team became an extension of the architectural workflow rather than an external vendor.