Following the success of our first Best of the Quarter initiative, voting is now open for the Q2 Awards.
Our inaugural edition saw Goatstown Road Student Accommodation chosen by the public as the Best Project of Q1, securing 59% of the vote. For the second quarter, we are taking a slightly different direction, with a shortlist dedicated entirely to interior projects.
The nominees bring together a selection of interior CGIs and off-plan virtual tours produced to support the marketing and pre-sales of residential developments. Each project reflects not only the work completed by 3D Design Bureau, but also the collaboration and shared effort of the wider design and development teams behind it.
Visitors can explore the shortlisted projects in more detail by viewing their galleries and 360° virtual tours before casting their vote. Voting is anonymous and takes just one click.
The project receiving the most votes will be announced on our LinkedIn page on 4 August and in our newsletter on 5 August.
Explore the nominees and vote for your favourite project here: Q2 Favourite Project
If you require help or advice on any of your projects, please do not hesitate to get in touch. You can do so by visiting our contact page. We would welcome the opportunity to collaborate with you.
Lucas Imbimbo
Digital Marketing Specialist
at 3D Design Bureau
lucas@3ddesighbureau.com
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