Real Estate
Cinematic films for the property as it stands, and design proposals for what could be built there — for estates, country houses, and land that need more than a tour to be understood.
How I work
My real estate work used to be drone-led, music-led, mindful — a careful cinematic walk-through of what is actually there.
Then I developed a second method, originally for spiritual films, that lets me show what isn’t there yet: a renovation, a building on raw land, an architect’s project that only exists on paper. For some properties — especially estates with ruins, undeveloped land, or strong potential that is hard to see — the second half does more selling than the first.
Services
A cinematic film of the property as it is. A design proposal for the property as it could be. Or — if the project already exists on paper — a faster version that brings an architect’s drawings to life.
The cinematic film of the property as it actually is. Drone, light, music, careful walk-through of the space and the land around it. Built for listings of country houses, estates, and land where the place itself does most of the talking.
For properties where what is there is not yet enough to sell the dream — raw land, ruins, plots with potential that is hard to picture. I develop the property as a complete design concept: site strategy, materials, arrival sequence, floor plans, and a set of cinematic renders that match the real terrain.
The package includes the video, the still renders, a written description, and a one-page design board. Around three to four days of work, depending on the project.
One of the Equipa Alentejo agents is also a qualified architect. She gave me the idea for this method and reviews each design proposal as it develops.
Not a buildable architectural project. The buyer still hires an architect — but arrives with the vision already considered.
When the project already exists — legally approved drawings, a clear architectural intent, but no rendered visuals — I bring it to life as a film. Faster than developing a concept from scratch, and faithful to what the architect designed.
Recent work
A 2,675-hectare Monte for sale, with an almost-invisible ruin. The seller had a Pinterest reference and a question: what could be here? The design proposal below was the answer — a two-level house carved into the hillside, with a planted roof returning the architecture to the landscape.
