RM-DEV-021 · BLUE MOUNTAINS, AU

Katoomba Modular

ClientModular housing developer
LocationBlue Mountains, AU
Scope3 stills · two schemes · 4K + film
Year2025

01 · THE BRIEF

About
the project

DevelopmentExterior

Exterior CGI for a modular housing development set in Blue Mountains bushland. The challenge: photoreal eucalyptus terrain and natural rock, so the prefab units feel rooted in the site.

Full-CG environment — terrain scatter, native vegetation, golden-hour light. Stills powered the investor deck and pre-sales site.

Technical briefRM-DEV-021
  • SourceModular unit models + survey contours
  • Deliverables3 stills across two schemes · 4K + 6s film
  • Key angleHillside ensemble views, both schemes
  • Style refsGolden hour, eucalyptus bush, natural rock
  • Timeline10 days · rolling proofs per scheme

02 · HOW IT WAS DONE

Process

01

Terrain from survey

The rocky hillside was displaced from survey contours, then hand-sculpted around each pad so every module sits believably on its footing — no floating slabs.

02

Unit placement & cameras

Both schemes laid out to the masterplan; drone-style cameras proofed in clay to show how the ensemble reads between the trees rather than as isolated boxes.

03

Bushland scatter

Eucalyptus, banksia and native grasses scattered with density maps; sandstone boulders placed by hand near paths. Atmospheric haze layered between tree lines for depth.

04

Two lighting stories & film

Morning haze for the investor deck, warm dusk for pre-sales emotion, plus a slow drone-drift film. Same cameras, two moods — double the campaign material from one scene.

Katoomba Modular — clay render proof
CLAY PROOF · RM-DEV-021 · FRONTAL · CAMERA LOCK

03 · FINAL DELIVERABLES

The result

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