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A stone mansion block across a London square in winterAmpersand, Oxford Street and Wardour Street, with Centre Point beyondConcept arena on the Recreation Ground, Bath, with the Abbey behindThe Park Tower, Knightsbridge, at duskA Georgian brick house at duskProposed corner building at the Angel, IslingtonEden Campus, Kingston upon ThamesThe Welcome Building, 4 Glass Wharf, Bristol

Construct Media: visualisation for planning, pre-application and Design and Access images, verified views and heritage

Who we are

We make the thinking behind your design visible.

Construct Media is a specialist architectural visualisation studio based in Bath. We combine technical rigour with an exacting eye for proportion, materials and light, giving architects and planning teams confidence from pre-application to appeal that their designs are faithfully represented and beautifully presented.

More than twenty years' experience. Working throughout the UK.

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Pre-application and Design & Access

Images that explain a scheme to the council, from the first pre-app meeting to the submitted Design and Access Statement.

  • Pre-application presentation images
  • Design and Access Statement views and image sets
  • Massing and option studies in context
  • Street views, aerials and key approaches
  • Images for committee and public consultation
  • Updated views as the design develops
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Verified Views

Survey-controlled views for planning, appeal and inquiry.

  • Accurate visual representations, AVR0 to AVR3 (LVMF), Types 3 and 4 (LI TGN 06/19)
  • Viewpoint selection and agreement with the local authority
  • Photography and survey, commissioned and managed
  • Views for townscape and visual impact assessments
  • Cumulative schemes in the same view
  • Winter leaf-off and summer views
  • Method statement and archive held for inquiry
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Heritage Visualisation

Listed buildings, their details and their settings, inside and out, for consent and heritage statements.

  • Listed building consent images
  • Historic interiors shown restored, with original detail retained
  • Facade restoration and re-cladding
  • Roof and rear extensions in conservation areas
  • Settings of listed buildings, squares and streets
  • Drawing and photograph comparisons
  • Images for heritage statements
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Methodology

How each view is made, recorded and kept, so it holds up when it is questioned.

  • Camera position fixed by independent survey
  • Lens, time and date recorded for every photograph
  • Model matched to surveyed control points
  • Full method statement with each submission
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Selected projects

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