Show neighbours exactly what will be built.
Objections grow from worst-case guesses. A design panel or the Land and Environment Court will only weigh an image it can trust, and the court's policy sets out exactly what a photomontage must show.
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How we solve it.
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The real street, not a blank backdrop
We photograph the site and place the building into that photo, keeping the existing trees, houses and fences exactly as they are.
- 02
The finishes council is being asked to approve
Brick, render, glass and fencing are built from the architect's materials schedule, not invented.
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A method you can show
On request, we document the camera position, lens and source drawings behind each image: the information the Land and Environment Court's photomontage policy asks for.
Real street, real trees
Facing objections to a six-storey building's facade, our photomontage put it into the actual street, behind the trees that stay, so the discussion could be about the design.
What you get.
- Site photography from agreed viewpoints
- Photomontage with existing trees and neighbours
- Method summary: camera, lens, data sources
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