3D visualization & drone documentation · South Florida

See it before it’s built. Watch it go up after.

We turn your plans into realistic images, and we fly your job site from the same spots every visit, so your clients can see what’s coming and how it’s going. Based in Hollywood, working across Miami-Dade, Broward and Palm Beach.

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Aerial view of downtown Miami: the science museum and Museum Park in front of glass residential towers, with the I-395 highway reconstruction and cranes on the right.

Aerial still · Downtown Miami towers and I-395 construction · Photographed by Ethan Behre

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Selected work

We’re a new studio, so here’s an honest look at what we’ve made so far.

Rendering of Miami Marine Stadium's rear plaza at golden hour. Folded concrete columns cast long shadows across pale paving, with people walking beneath tall palms.

Miami Marine Stadium, drawing to render

A study of our own, not a commission.

The 1963 stadium has been closed since Hurricane Andrew. We rebuilt it in 3D from its published as-built dimensions, placed it in its real site on Virginia Key and rendered it as though the restoration were finished.

Because it’s built to real dimensions, we can show it from any angle you want.

  1. Wireframe 3D model showing the grandstand section profile and folded-plate roof drawn to as-built dimensions, with no surfaces applied.

    The section profiles and folded-plate roof, drawn to the published figures: 326 feet long, with a grandstand 126 feet deep.

  2. 3D model of the folded-plate concrete roof, eight units carried on inclined V-shaped columns.

    Eight folded-plate roof units on leaning columns. It’s the part everyone recognizes, so it’s the part that had to be right.

  3. 3D model of the stadium placed in its real site, showing the basin, the causeway and the Virginia Key shoreline.

    The basin, causeway and shoreline come from survey data, so the stadium sits exactly where it really does.

September 2026: the I-395 Signature Bridge in Miami with its white arches standing over the highway, seen from a drone above Museum Park.
April 2023: the same view, with only piers and cranes where the bridge now stands.

I-395 Signature Bridge · Progress from above

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I flew this spot in April 2023 just for fun, and went back in September 2026. It’s how we document a build: the same positions every visit, so you can see exactly what changed. We’re not involved in this project; I’ve just been watching it go up.

After: the same living room rendered in 3D with a white tufted sofa, a round marble coffee table on an olive rug, a low walnut media console with a television, a framed coastal print, and a small round table with two wooden chairs.
Before: an empty living room with white walls, dark wood flooring, a wide window and a high strip window.

Interior visualization · Living room

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A concept we made ourselves, not a client project. The empty room is a licensed stock photo by Max Vakhtbovych on Pexels; we added the furniture, styling and lighting.

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Services

Before any work starts, we agree the scope and schedule in writing. Our drone photos show what’s been built and when. They aren’t an inspection or an engineering report.

  1. A

    Architectural visualization

    Realistic images of the outside and inside, made from your plans, so your clients can see the finished project before anything is built.

    • Outside and inside views
    • Day or dusk versions
    • A grey model to check the shape before we add materials

  2. B

    Construction progress documentation

    Your clients keep asking how the build is going. We fly your site from the same spots every visit, so everyone can see what changed and when.

    • Weekly, every two weeks or monthly
    • Dated photos every visit, and a short video each month
    • One shared folder your whole team can open

  3. C

    Aerial photo and video

    Photos and edited video of properties, developments and neighborhoods, for marketing and presentations. We quote each job once we know what you need.

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How it works

  1. Step 1

    Tell us about the project

    Send the site address or plans, what you need and when.

  2. Step 2

    We agree the details

    Before anything starts, you’ll know exactly what you’re getting and when.

  3. Step 3

    You get the files

    Named, sorted and ready to share with your team or your clients.

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A one-person studio

You’ll talk to the person doing the work.

Cassius is Ethan Behre. He builds the 3D models, flies the drone and edits everything himself, from Hollywood. He’s an FAA Part 107 certified pilot with $1M in drone liability insurance. Your project never gets handed to a subcontractor or an account manager.

Service area

  • Miami-Dade
  • Broward
  • Palm Beach

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Tell us about your project

A few details are enough to get started. Ethan will get back to you by email.

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