R16 / FOUR-UNIT TOWNS / VISUAL DECISION LAB

Choose the plan
you’d actually live in.

We are translating two real townhouse configurations from permit drawings into complete, eye-level experiences—room by room, frame by frame.

Photorealistic dollhouse rendering of the R16 townhouse main floor
01

Full block / main floor

Nano Banana Pro · 2K study
09Rendered views
02Primary plans
00POV frames

Not a moodboard.

A spatial test: which circulation, kitchen, light and daily rhythm feels right when the drawing becomes a place?

THE TWO CONTENDERS

Plan A / Plan B

Both fit the same development logic. Their lived experience is different. We’re testing that difference at human height.

A

ISLAND-LED SOCIAL PLAN

The Gathering Line

In study
Plan A architectural visualization

A strong central island organizes the kitchen, dining and living sequence into one continuous social room.

Best for
Entertaining
Character
Open / axial
Next test
Living → kitchen POV
B

ZONED KITCHEN PLAN

The Room Maker

In study
Plan B architectural visualization

A more defined kitchen wall and dining zone create distinct moments without closing the rear living space.

Best for
Daily rhythm
Character
Zoned / calm
Next test
Kitchen → living POV

FROM STILL STUDY TO WALKTHROUGH

Two journeys.
One decision.

Each finished POV becomes both an image and a cinematic keyframe. Adjacent frames will become first-frame / end-frame video shots.

A

Plan A journey

0 / 7
  1. Arrival
  2. Entry
  3. Kitchen reveal
  4. Living room
  5. Stair ascent
  6. Primary suite
  7. Ensuite
B

Plan B journey

0 / 7
  1. Arrival
  2. Entry
  3. Kitchen reveal
  4. Living room
  5. Stair ascent
  6. Primary suite
  7. Ensuite

DECISION IN PROGRESS

“A floor plan is an argument.
The walkthrough is the evidence.”