Residents do not sign a drawing. They sign something they can see.
Visualization, film and meeting material for urban renewal — built to reach a signature majority, not to sell apartments.
The part nobody budgets for
In pinui-binui and TAMA 38, nothing moves until a majority signs. The legal case is prepared meticulously. The financial case is calculated to the last shekel. Then the meeting happens, and what is on the table is an architectural drawing nobody in the room can read, and a brochure printed last week.
Residents are not evaluating your project. They are deciding whether to hand over the home they raised children in, in exchange for a promise. That decision cannot be made from a line on paper.
What is included
Eye-level exterior
The street as it will be, not a drone shot of a tower
Lobby and entrance
The ordinary moment a resident pictures themselves in
A typical rebuilt apartment
The kitchen, the balcony, the window. That is what they are buying
A 60–90 second film
Speaking to residents, not to investors
A printed brochure
Half the room is over 65, and a QR code is not a substitute
A meeting presentation
Built as a sequence for presenting to a room, not a slide file
Why an architect rather than a visualization studio
A visualization studio will execute the brief it is given. I read the drawings, catch what will not actually be built, and do not show residents something the project cannot deliver. In urban renewal that is not a nuance — residents remember exactly what they were promised, and the gap between the render and the building is the source of disputes that run for years.
Price and timeline
Tenant Approval Package — from ₪18,000 + VAT
Full delivery in 3–4 weeks. First concept frames in 5 working days.