Ever hear the Jane’s Addiction song, “L.A. Medley”? If not, you should. We recently discovered zūm llc as the company that has done some 3D renderings for some of the new developments around town (The Potrero, Blū, Fairmont Heritage Place at Ghirardelli Square, 733 Front Street) and we decided they are deserving of our first “picture medley”. We’re always happy to support local businesses, so we contacted them, they replied, and you get to…ENJOY!
Fairmont Heritage Place at Ghirardelli Square:
733 Front Street:
Blū (631 Folsom):
The Potrero (451 Kansas):
Pretty Impressive isn’t it?
Some bullet points describing in brief what zūm llc does for the owner/developer…
In most cases they are retained directly by the owner/developer to assist the clients’ design and marketing teams for:
·Sales & Marketing
·Pre sales and Pre leasing
·Feasibility and Environmental studies
·Investor review process
·Design review process
·Government review process
As a person in the real estate business, with clients that sometimes make purchases solely off of pictures (myself included…not recommended, but common), the old saying a picture is worth a thousand words holds true. Now I can say a high-res 3D picture is worth two thousand words. Thanks to zūm llc for enlightening us.
We’ll get some information for you regarding Blū, and the Fairmont, and an update on the Potrero and 733 Front as soon as we can. We might also add that we “are the only blog that has these images right now“, so if you’re seeing them somewhere else, remember you saw them here first. Now, go back up and look at those pictures again. You deserve it.
–Blū
–Fairmont Heritage Place at Ghirardelli Square
–733 Front Street: a walkthrough and opinion [sfn BLOG]
Thank you!
These pictures are sweet! I wonder how much it would cost to get them done for one of my listings? Probably ain’t cheap. Thanks for putting them up.
Thanks again Alex! More Blū (631 Folsom) to follow in the coming weeks…
Yea, the renderings are ok. As an architect, I saw that kind of stuff 10 years ago. Most architects started doing that back in the late 90’s.
They’re ok, but if you look closely they are very antiseptic, very perfect. never showing trash, or overhead wires, or dog shit in the streets, or dust bunnies on the pergo floos. And the people are always so hetero, so white and well…….you know…… so Walnut creek.
but…again……I’m just saying..:)