Project Types / Commercial

Commercial projects, from fit-out to client-ready.

Bring the tenancy or the shell into one workspace, test the layout and views at eye level, and show the client what they're signing off on.

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Your CAD does its job. Harth does the rest.

Bring the model in from Revit, Archicad, SketchUp, or IFC. Nothing gets migrated, and nothing changes about how you document.

How it works

Bring in the model.
Import from Revit, Archicad, SketchUp, or IFC, with elements and coordinates intact.
Place it on the site.
Real terrain at real coordinates, with the neighboring buildings around it and the boundary traced from the map.
Design and check.
Move the massing, fit out the plan, run the sun study, check the numbers against real geometry.
Share with client.
Renders and a walkthrough off the model, collected into a board. Share a highly curated link, not the workspace.

From the site to the conversation that decides it.

The site, before anything is drawn.

Explore options until the space works. Visualize any room in minutes. See as many different finishes as you can think of. Swap the moodboard for reality.

Directions you can test cheaply

Move walls, shift the massing, try the other orientation. Explore more while a change still costs a conversation instead of a redraw.

Sun on the actual site

Set the month and the time and look at the shadows – on this site, at this latitude, with the neighbors casting theirs too.

Where the plan meets daily use

Circulation, daylight, back-of-house layouts, accessible routes. Agents that know what makes a building work, not just what fits.

Clients who decide early

Most clients build once. Renders and a walkthrough off the real model let them react early, while the ideas are still open.

Fit-outs, new builds, and everything in between.

Cafes, restaurants, bars
Kitchen, front of house and the service path between them.
Retail
Sightlines, fixtures, and the path a customer takes.
Office & workplace
Desk counts, meeting rooms, and daylight.
Fitness and wellbeing
Loads, impact noise, and peak-hour density.
Education and public spaces
Classrooms, circulation, and access for everyone.