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DomoVista
Render of a low-rise residential development at dawn across a landscaped courtyard, mist over a reflecting pool.
About

Not a render studio. Not an installer.

A software team working in property. Selling a development before it exists and running it after handover are both software problems, and both are usually handed to people whose craft is something else.

How we work

How we work

Can the system be shaped around our project?

Yes. The system is built around your project's actual device schedule and unit types. That is settled at the specification stage, which is why the design review happens while the drawings can still change.

What exactly do we receive?

You choose: stills, a video tour, first-person exploration, or any combination. Stills arrive at print and campaign resolution. The video tour is edited and ready to publish. The exploration runs in a browser, with nothing to install.

When should we bring you in?

The earlier the better, and the first conversation to understand your project is free. First fix happens after the studwork and before the plasterboard, and it is the only opportunity to run cable, fit back boxes and place conduit. Being called after it costs a great deal, and sometimes costs the feature entirely.

What happens after it is installed?

An annual support contract keeps it maintained and updated after handover. Before that, automation fails at the installation far more often than in the software, so we write the specification the trades build from, then inspect and sign off what they built.

How a project runs

Two tracks, run the same way.

Both follow the sequence the industry uses. Each has a point where you approve the direction before the detailed work begins: the greybox review on ArchViz, the design review on smart home.

ArchViz

  1. 01

    Brief

    Floor plans, elevations, the finishes schedule, and any references for style and mood.

  2. 02

    Modelling

    Your drawings become accurate geometry. Proportion and layout only. No materials yet.

  3. 03

    Greybox review

    An untextured pass, so you approve camera angles, furniture layout and sightlines before anything is expensive. Correcting geometry here costs minutes; correcting it after lighting costs days.

  4. 04

    Materials and light

    Finishes, textures, and the lighting that sets the time of day.

  5. 05

    Draft review

    A full-quality draft for your comments before the final pass.

  6. 06

    Delivery

    Stills at campaign resolution, the edited video tour, and the FPV build.

Smart Home

  1. 01

    Discovery

    The development, the unit types, the specification level and who the development is being sold to.

  2. 02

    Design review

    We read the electrical, mechanical and low-voltage packages against what the automation actually needs, and flag the gaps while drawings can still change.

  3. 03

    Specification

    Device schedule, equipment selection and cable schedule, written so the trades can build from it.

  4. 04

    First fix

    We oversee the stage that cannot be redone: cables, back boxes, conduit. Everything after this is recoverable. This is not.

  5. 05

    Software build

    The control layer built for this project, and the tablet and mobile apps produced under your brand.

  6. 06

    Commissioning

    Tested against the specification, documented, and handed over with as-built drawings and credentials.

  7. 07

    Support

    An annual contract keeps it maintained and updated, so it ages well instead of quietly degrading.

Bring us in while the drawings can still change.

The earlier we see a project, the more of it we can affect, and the less it costs to do so. Tell us what you are building.