Property/03 · Graphic

From CAD files to buyer-ready materials.

Turn the raw outputs of a project — floor plans, unit data, site plans, decks — into materials a buyer actually reads, and a sales gallery is proud to hand over.

Start withFloor Plan Redesign

Delivery300 dpi · print + web

HOW IT WORKS ↓

How it works · Design. Build. Ship.

Your CAD plan, unit schedule, or existing deck — whatever the project already generated.

CAD · schedule · deck

Styled layouts drawn around the project palette — designed, never dropped into a template.

Styled · branded · on-palette

Print-ready at 300 dpi with bleed, plus web versions — consistent across every piece.

300 dpi · bleed · web

The programme · From first piece to full set

Floor Plan Redesign

Raw CAD in; styled, branded, north-pointed, furnished plan out.

Unit Factsheet / Datasheet

One plan's data, laid out for a buyer.

Sales Collateral One-Pager

A single sheet that carries the pitch.

Branded Property Brochure

The book a sales gallery hands over.

Pitch / Investor Deck Redesign

A deck rebuilt around the project palette.

Agent / Broker Presentation

The tools an agent takes to a viewing.

Site Plan / Masterplan Illustration

The scheme drawn in context.

Construction Hoarding / Site Signage

The project's face on the street.

Sales Gallery / Show-Flat Collateral

Everything inside the gallery.

Before / after

From CAD to buyer-ready.

A raw CAD plan comes in — line weights, no hierarchy, no north point. It leaves styled, branded, oriented, and furnished: a plan a buyer reads in seconds and a sales gallery is glad to hand over.

Contact →

The four lines

Scope it

Start with a floor plan. Build what the gallery needs.

A redrawn plan proves the standard; a factsheet and brochure follow; the full sales-gallery collateral finishes it. Fixed scope, set from a brief.