Somos GRAPH, un estudio creativo con sede en Barcelona, especializado en retratar Arquitectura.

A series of images exploring a private mountain residence through shifting perspectives and subtle movement. Defined by a strong, angular geometry set along the hillside, the visuals highlight the dialogue between architecture, terrain, and the surrounding landscape.

Images of the winning project for a headquarters office building, for an organization of a certain scale located very close to an airport. The project details are currently evolving, and some of these images are preliminary proposals.

A stadium competition render designed by IDOM, surrounded by abundant green vegetation that softens its presence and frames the architectural gesture.

A set of images on the renovation of the Ramón Sánchez-Pizjuán as a future stadium, focused on its urban identity, scale and relationship with the city.

A set of images for an international competition in a landmark location. Residential towers of controlled density rest on a continuous podium, where vegetation and mixed uses define the urban base.

A series of architectural visualizations developed for the transformation of the Camp Nou, in collaboration with Nikken Sekkei, IDOM, and b720 Fermín Vázquez Arquitectos. The images explore the renewed identity of the stadium, its urban presence, and its integration within the city, conveying the scale, atmosphere, and ambition of the project.

A hospital project designed by Pinearq, rendered as an atmospheric study of light, depth, and spatial balance. This visual exercise captures the character of an idea that remains unbuilt yet still resonates through its imagined form.

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The masterplan for Albion Square in Hull received unanimous approval from the city’s planning committee. The proposal delivers 226 new homes arranged within four mixed-use blocks around a new urban park, enhancing environmental quality and wellbeing while responding to the historic urban context, including the reinstatement of the iconic Three Ships mural.

Perched within the Vall d’Hebron Hospital complex, the new building by Moranarq and Nakamatsu is brought to life through scenes that frame panoramic views of Barcelona, highlighting its position in the city and the dialogue between the hospital and its surrounding urban landscape.

In the Guinness Quarter, we created scenes that bring the historic brewery to life, showing the scale, activity, and energy of the new neighbourhood while imagining how people will move through and experience the space.

A set of images developed for the winning proposal of the international competition for Landbouwbelang in Maastricht, created in collaboration with Tuñón y Albornoz Arquitectos, dhoore vanweert architecten, and ROGROEP. The images reflect a hybrid program rooted in the adaptive reuse of the site’s existing heritage structures.

It was a challenge to develop these images for the monographic issue of El Croquis magazine, issue no. 223, dedicated to the work of Tuñón y Albornoz Arquitectos. The visualizations focus on the Universidad Francisco de Vitoria building, integrating nature into the composition and contrasting the white brick architecture with the surrounding greenery. Material rhythm, window detailing, and controlled natural light define both the façade and the calm character of the interior spaces.

Natural materials, light, and texture shape BSB Maresme in Cabrera de Mar, bringing the future campus to life through vivid scenes that highlight learning spaces, play areas, and their connection to the surrounding landscape.

Development of a series of images and a video for the renovation of the Paseo Marítimo de Palma, capturing the transformation of the waterfront and its renewed relationship with public space, landscape, and urban life.

Carved into the raw heart of rockscape, this hidden cluster of angular cabins bends time and place. Unseen by most, unreachable by many. This is not just a retreat, it's a statement. Modern forms slice through stone like a spell cast in steel. Confidential? Absolutely. But unforgettable to those who find it.

Proposal for the construction of a residential building at Gran Via de les Corts Catalanes 724–726 (Bingo Billares), Barcelona.

Within the framework of the Plan for Playing in Public Space · Horizon 2030, Queralt Suau was commissioned to design two playful urban installations: an Octopus in Parc de la Pegaso and a Whale in the Parc Central de Nou Barris. Both projects emerged from a co-creative process with local children, whose imagination shaped the concepts for a more playful city. We developed the architectural visualization images for both proposals, translating these ideas into spatial narratives that connect play, landscape, and public space.

Ladbroke Grove is a mixed-use regeneration project in west London by FaulknerBrowns, transforming a former industrial site into a green, connected neighbourhood with housing, public spaces, and strong links to the canal and surrounding city.

We present a glass capsule designed as a space for wildlife observation. Suspended in the quiet immensity, this transparent capsule descends to where light dissolves into the deep. For now, the exact location remains confidential.

A hospital project designed by Pinearq, rendered as an atmospheric study of light, depth, and spatial balance. This visual exercise captures the character of an idea that remains unbuilt yet still resonates through its imagined form.

A residential complex designed by OAB in Le Barcarès. Originally a small fishing village, Le Barcarès is today defined by its strong natural identity and preserved biodiversity. The project responds to this eco-responsible context, integrating architecture and landscape through a sensitive and sustainable approach.

Urban transformation project in Reus that reconnects the surrounding neighbourhoods through the undergrounding of the bus station and key road infrastructure, creating a continuous pedestrian platform. The proposal prioritises public space, Mediterranean landscaping, and the reuse of existing buildings, reinforcing sustainability, urban continuity, and collective memory.

New ETSEIB Extension. Light unfolds across surfaces, shaping a sense of depth and presence that invites observation and stillness. Though never built, these images preserve the essence of a project imagined with clarity and care.

Dreamy images