Au·gur  | ˈôgər |
- noun
1. One of a group of ancient Roman religious officials who foretold events by observing and interpreting signs and omens.
2. A seer or prophet; a soothsayer.


Previsualization allows one to visualize how their project can come together without the on-the-spot surprises. In advertising, it's storyboarding a TV spot. In architecture, it's foreseeing the design within context of the surrounding environment. In motion picture preproduction, it's blocking that complex car chase through a New Years day parade in Manhattan. In manufacturing, it's creating a rapid prototype of a new camera to analyse tactile ergonomics. In solar energy design, it's the ability to predict if new landscaping or construction will have a future impact on system's output.

All these examples and more are reasons to implement previsualization
at the beginning of your next project.

Contact the studio and let me know about how I can help you see into
the future.