Six-storey condominium on a street corner in blue-grey and charcoal cladding with timber soffits and planted balconies

Case study  ·  Architectural visualization

Ladner Square

Fig. 01  ·  Exterior

Overview

A 222-home condominium on Ladner Trunk Road in Ladner, British Columbia, for Bassi Properties.

SkyRendering produced the presale visualization set: the building on the street, the arrival at dusk, the two buildings seen together, a two-level amenity building with its individual rooms, and the residential suites in both interior schemes. The amenity levels were also drawn as cutaway plan views, so a buyer can read the two floors as one place.

Project

Location

5367 Ladner Trunk Road, Ladner, British Columbia

Developer

Bassi Properties

Marketing agency

Key Marketing

Architect

Barnett Dembek Architects Inc

Development type

Condominium

Homes

222

Visualization scope

Exterior, arrival, courtyard, amenity building, amenity rooms, amenity plan views and suite interiors

Residents walking out of a lit building entrance at dusk, past a hedge carrying the Ladner Square sign

Arrival at duskFig. 02  ·  Entrance

Visualization scope

What SkyRendering produced.

The set had to hold at four scales: the street, the courtyard, the amenity floor and a single kitchen. Each answers a different question a buyer asks, and the whole thing only works if every view reads as the same building.

  • Primary exterior
  • Arrival and entry
  • Secondary exterior
  • Landscaped courtyard
  • Amenity building and its rooms
  • Amenity plan views
  • Suite interiors in two schemes
Two residential buildings facing each other across a planted channel under a pink sunset sky

The two buildings at sunsetFig. 03  ·  Secondary exterior

The amenity building

A two-level amenity floor, room by room.

The amenity building was drawn room by room rather than summarised in a single view, so each space could be shown as itself.

Amenity lounge with a long sectional sofa, a slatted timber wall, pendant lights and a dining nook

LoungeFig. 04  ·  Amenity

Amenity kitchen with a large island and bar stools, set up for a party, opening to the courtyard

Party kitchenFig. 05  ·  Amenity

Yoga studio with arched mirrors, a ballet barre, a dark ceiling and cushions on a pale floor

Yoga studioFig. 06  ·  Amenity

Courtyard lawn between the buildings at dusk, with people on benches and the lit amenity building at one end

The courtyard at duskFig. 07  ·  Outdoor amenity

Cutaway plan view of the amenity building lower level, showing the lounge, kitchen and terrace

Amenity building, level oneFig. 08  ·  Plan view

Cutaway plan view of the amenity building upper level, showing the fitness room, games area and rooftop seating

Amenity building, level twoFig. 09  ·  Plan view

The homes

Two interior schemes, one kitchen.

The suites were shown in both interior schemes. The pair below is the same kitchen, the same camera and the same styling, with only the cabinetry and finishes changed, which is what makes two schemes comparable rather than merely different.

Suite kitchen in the light scheme, with pale oak upper cabinets, a white island and cane bar stools

Kitchen, light schemeFig. 10A  ·  Suite interior

The same suite kitchen in the dark scheme, with charcoal upper cabinets and a dark island

Kitchen, dark schemeFig. 10B  ·  Suite interior

Suite living room with a white sofa, a brown accent chair and a balcony door opening to a distant view

Living roomFig. 11  ·  Suite interior

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