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Since I was a child, I have dreamt of becoming an architect. As the years went by, my interest in art, photography and design grew. I graduated in Architecture & Design and I was always interested in the artistic part that related both worlds. ArchViz is my passion because of the ability to communicate a project from a specific perspective. Being able to build other realities, create a story from a visual approach and generate emotions in others is something really exciting.

When I finished my degree in architecture two years ago I was kind of lost about my future, I didn't know what to specialize in since I loved many different areas , so I decided to work on each and every one of them until I found the one that really satisfied me. Without a doubt, after all the work experience, the field that gave me the most personal satisfaction was by far the architectural visualization. That is when I decided to start training in this area professionally.

I am interior designer, always interested in the art and creative industry. I have a multidisciplinary background in the design field. After a few years working in London as graphic designer I decided study architectural visualization in School-ing. It's when I realise that I wanted to be 3D visualiser. We are almost in the middle of the course and It's being one of my best desition in my life.

During the course of my career as an interiors student, I was seeing a means by which, being able to create spaces in which emotions beyond their architecture could be transmitted. This vision added to my passion for photography, channeled me towards this profession, which combines the main emotions of both worlds.

When I studied interior design, where I met the world of 3d.

When I was studying architecture quite time ago I realise that I was more interested in the visual part of the project than technical stuff, since then I have been learning about archviz.

My whole life has been remarkably related to design, although I also found time for other hobbies related to art, guitar, and piano playing. The Bachelor in Architecture has taught me about the importance of developing accurate 3d models and pleasant final images. Furthermore, a wide skill-set is key for me that's why I've always combined academic studies with teaching myself how to edit photos and videos. Taking into my background and hobbies, I realize my future was in the ArchViz industry.

When i was studying architecture i realized that i hated doing plans and i really enjoyed developing the visual side of every project that i was involved into. That, plus my interest in photography, made me go all in for the 3D side and i'm loving it!

Desde que era un niño

I'm drawn to architectural visualization because it allows me to merge my passion for design and technology. Creating immersive and realistic visual representations of architectural projects is not only fascinating but also helps clients and stakeholders understand and connect with the design vision. It's a dynamic field that enables me to combine creativity with technical skills, making every project a unique and impactful visual experience.

in the university

In 2014

When I was studying architecture I began to be interested in the world of Archviz

I am an interior designer. During the training period at the Polytechnic University of Madrid, I realized that I needed to develop skills in 3D softwares, in order to be able to better explain my projects. That was the moment I enrolled in School-ing, and where I had my first contact with 3D in the beginning of this year. It was there where I really found that my passion is telling the stories of a space through the images I create. I am a very hard-working person and with a full desire to learn

I have always been attracted to all the things that can be done in front of a computer, but when I was studying industrial design and saw a render for the first time, I thought I wanted to do that. It was there when I decided to focus and start specializing in what I consider to be my passion.

I have a degree in Architecture and since the start I’ve always liked design, visualization and 3D the most. I began learning on my own through videos in order to arrive where I am now, the visualization school, where I intend to specialize professionally in Architectural Visualization.

To start with, I would say I have been loving this industry since always. But it was when I known my first teacher of 3D modeling that I made up my mind so as to keep improving and working on it.

For the past four years my professional profile has been very technical. Now I would like to shift my work towards something more artistic, expertising in modelling and rendering techniques.

I have always been interested in art, design or photography since I was little. Those are some things that made me decide to study the bacherlors degree in interior design. After that, I had already been in touch with the 3D media, but I needed to become better, in order to find a job in a thing I was so pumped about, and I knew so little about. At the moment, I am studying in School-ing and starting to improve my skills in architectural and interior 3D design.

Hi, i'm an architect and during my degreee i started to fall in love with the word of the architectural visualization and being more comfortable using photoshop and trying to showcase my projects using images before anything else.

In my career as an interior designer I learned new tools including 3d. I found it very fun and at the same time useful for our industry. With my desire to learn, I watched many tutorials on the internet and practiced a lot doing what I liked the most, until I realized that I really wanted to dedicate myself to it in the future. Currently, I am doing a course in architectural visualization design at School-ing in Madrid.

I started to gain interest in archviz back in University, so I'm trying to focus on developing my 3D modelling and rendering skills.

After working a couple of years as an architect I realized that my real passion was the visualisation, not woking in a studio doing executive architectural projects.