The Registry, a San Francisco Bay area real estate journal, included our image of the San Jose high speed rail station area in an article about transportation development in the Bay Area.  

Numerous images and video created by NC3D were included with this story about a group of students who spent their spring break following the projected path for California High Speed Rail.

Our images of high speed rail have been featured in many articles articles like this one about the future and funding for California High Speed Rail.  

There was a lot of discussion on SkyscraperPage.com surrounding the images we created of high speed rail in Sacramento. 

A pair of Transbay Terminal animations were featured on CURBED San Francisco, a local website that tracks real estate developments in San Francisco. 

Our First & Main animation garnered it's share of attention on SkyscraperPage.com.  

Our First & Main mention on Digital Urban was one of CG Architects featured links today.   

Several days after blogging our First & Main fly through, Digital Urban linked to our demo reels and stated that our output is "up there with the best in the industry." Awww, thanks guys!

Digital Urban took a shine to our fly through for 1st & Main, featuring it on their blog devoted to techniques for visualizing city scapes via digital media.
 

Several animations created for the Charles Street Corridor Trolley project in Baltimore, MD are being featured on their website.

Some of our California High-Speed Rail videos were used during a segment regarding high-speed rail funding on KGET's New @ Sunrise.
 

We created a variety of renderings for The Morrison, a 140-unit mixed-use building located adjacent to Portland's PGE Park.   We spotted one being used to attract potential tenants on their property management company's website.

One of our California High-Speed Rail images was used in this article about the environmental pros and cons of HSR.
 

Jared spied one of our renderings in a "Next Big Thing" ad on a bus as he drove into work this morning.  

Our rendering of The Waterside, a luxury condominium project on the Columbia River, is being used on the amenities section of their website.
 

Several of our animations were used in this story about California High Speed Rail on ABC Local (KGO--TV/DT). 

Our Wyatt renderings are being used in listings on the Buying Pearl Real Estate website. A link to our 3D walk through is also available on this site.

Our rendering of The Civic has turned up on a Pearl District condo guide. 

Portland Monthly ran a lovely article about Donald Newlands in its "Rainmaker" column.

"Just uphill from PGE Park, in a dim, green-and gray-walled office suite illuminated by 22 computer monitors, Donald Newland's team of techies is busy making public transit sexy..."

Yeah, that sounds like us. 

Portland Monthly, August 2007

Our renderings of The Wyatt were used in an advertising insert about the Pearl District in Portland Monthly.

Alaska Airlines Magazine, July 2007

While flying back from a meeting in Sacramento, Donald flipped open the inflight magazine and spotted our Wyatt renderings in this ad.

Alaska Airlines Magazine, July 2007

This advertisement for the Salpare Bay development, containing one of our renderings, also appeared in the Alaska Airlines Magazine.

 
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PortlandMall.org, 2007 

Yep, that's our image of the future transit mall serving as the backdrop for TriMet's Portland Mall website.  Images created by NC3D are scattered throughout the site, so have a look around, and be sure to check out our animation of the renovated transit mall here.

Portland Transit Mall, July 2007

"The Next Big Thing" signage with our images are all over the construction areas for the new and improved transit mall in Portland, OR. 

Portland Transit Mall, July 2007 

"The Next Big Thing" signs are out to let people know that despite the mess, good things are coming and businesses are still open.

Portland Transit Mall, July 2007 

One more shot of our image on signage surrounding the Downtown Portland transit mall renovations.  

 
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LightRailNow.org, July 2007  

Read up on Portland's MAX Light Rail and you'll find several images created by NC3D.

The Civic, July 2007

Don't look at the truck, look at the sign behind  the truck.  That's our image on signage for The Civic, a 16-story mixed-use tower under construction near PGE Park in Downtown Portland.

 
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Ankrom Moisan Associated Architects, July 2007

The Mirabella images were produced for Ankrom Moisan Associated Architects and can be viewed in their online portfolio.  The Mirabella is one of the first projects that will be completed as part of the redevelopment of Portlands South Waterfront district.  

MirabellaRetirement.org, July 2007 

Mirabella Images can also be seen on the Mirabella Portland homepage.  The Mirabella will be a 30-story Continuing Care Retirement Community with views of the Wilamette River, Mt. Hood and Portland's cityscape.  

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SalpareBay.com, July 2007

We created stills and a 5-minute animated video for Salpare Bay, a luxury condominium project on the Columbia River, many of which are being used on this website.  We also created click-through interactive floor plans and boat slips for use on this site.

High Country News, March 19, 2007 

Several stills created for the California High Speed Rail Authority (CHSRA), depicting the potential future for HSR in California, are used throughout this article. 

QUEST, February 27, 2007 

This Bay Area TV series which focuses on research, technology, and other items of particular significance to the Bay Area, incorporated our animations with their own footage to create a program about the potential for High Speed Rail in California.  This episode can be viewed online here .

 
Northwest Examiner, January 2007 

Our renderings were used to demonstrate various design options and proposed development to the Burnside-Couch couplet in Portland.

Oregon Field Guide, April 20, 2006 

The Oregon Field Guide on OPB aired a "Metro" special, addressing Metro's charge to manage growth and preserve livability in the Portland region. A number of our renderings and animations were used throughout the show.

SkyScraperPage.com, May 2005 

The skyscraper enthusiasts over at skyscraperpage.com have been keeping an eye on Portland's South Waterfront district.  MarkDaMan has posted a handful of Mirabella renderings by NC3D.

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Northwest Examiner, January 2005

Images of the future Civic building in Portland, OR, were used in the Northwest Examiner to show neighbors and readers what the desig and finished product would look like.  This writer walks by the mixed-use project, located between Burnside and Morrison, across from PGE Park.  

Oregonian, June 23, 2003 

This image of the new "face" of Portland's South Waterfront district appeared in newspapers and articles all around town.  We have created several updated versions as plans progressed on this massive development project.