 | ASGVIS Visualizes Growing Green Movement with Furbish Company Specializing in plant-based building systems, including living roofs and indoor bio filters, Furbish Company sought the expertise of ASGVIS to visualize what vegetated retaining walls, or retaining structures integrated with vertical garden space called SmartSlope, would look like before their construction started and prior to seeds being planted.
ASGVIS performed a panoramic animation of the SmartSlope solution, taking photos of the concrete building sections, existing retaining walls and a grown-out vegetation wall, conceptualizing what the green solution would look like surrounding a waterfront cottage. The V-Ray renderings for Furbish Company allow the Brooklyn, Maryland-based green building firm to visually communicate how the vegetated retaining walls look following installation and after plants have grown in to cover the concrete masonry.
“ASGVIS has the tools and creativity to tell our story,” said Michael Furbish, president and founder of Furbish Company. “From our many projects around the mid-Atlantic region, we can show off the before and after photos, but something is missing: the transition from vertical hardscape to green landscape. The ASGVIS team was able to see the entirety of the project, envision everything in between and animate two years of plant growth into four, very influential seconds.”
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| | |  | | Canada, Hockey and… ASGVIS?A recent project with Murdock and Boyd resulted in a series of renderings for QPlex, a hockey arena hybrid located in New Brunswick, Canada. The complex included renderings of the arena from multiple vantage points as well as the swimming pool and playground area. | | | | |  | | ASGVIS Visualizes The Future of NASA!ASGVIS Visualization Studio recently completed an animation for NASA, in which the entire campus plan for the Goddard Space Flight Center was redesigned over a 20-year span. The project, which was acquired by the Parsons Corporation for NASA, was presented to over 2,000 NASA employees at a recent meeting. View the full project in our gallery. | | | | |  | | ASGVIS Promotes New Online Training!Looking for specific training on certain topics but don’t have the time to be away from work? Schedule an online training session with ASGVIS! You can now order online training in the ASGVIS webstore for 1, 2 or 3 hour sessions. While not as comprehensive as the normal instructional courses, these online sessions are affordable and can be hosted directly from your computer. Simply order a session from the store, and an ASGVIS trainer will be in contact with you to schedule the time that is best for you! If you would like to know more about this program, please email us at
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