BLAUM - Render Works

Making unbuilt spaces easier to see

On an architect’s screen, a project is still a set of plans and possibilities. BLAUM - Render Works turns that material into images and interactive experiences that help clients understand how a building may look and feel before it exists. Founded by Andrés López and Miguel Mojer, the Mallorca studio works across still renderings and immersive formats, including virtual reality, 360-degree imagery, and virtual walkthroughs.

Visualization as part of the design conversation

That range matters because a polished image and an interactive presentation serve different purposes. A still rendering can communicate materials, light, and composition at a glance; a walkthrough lets viewers move through a proposed space and consider it from within. BLAUM presents its work as a meeting point between architecture and technology, with project imagery that spans residential and hospitality settings.

For architects, developers, and design teams, the studio’s portfolio is the clearest way to judge whether its visual approach fits a project. The work is not a substitute for architectural drawings or construction specifications; it is a way to make design intent legible to people who need to evaluate a proposal.