ABOUT


High-end architectural visualization that merges technical rigor with atmosphere.

FOUNDER

Claudio Avila is an architect and engineer, registered with OTIA, based in Ticino, Switzerland. He founded Claudio Avila Studio in 2025 to bring an architect’s eye to visualization: images that don’t just render a project, but understand it. Every space is studied through its plans, its light, its intent, the way an architect reads it, and the way a client needs to feel it.

Claudio Avila is an architect and engineer, registered with OTIA, based in Ticino, Switzerland. He founded Claudio Avila Studio in 2025 to bring an architect’s eye to visualization: images that don’t just render a project, but understand it. Every space is studied through its plans, its light, its intent, the way an architect reads it, and the way a client needs to feel it.

“An image made by an architect reads differently. It knows what it’s showing.”

Claudio Avila Studio workspace in Ticino
Claudio Avila Studio interior in Ticino

THE STUDIO — Chiasso, switzerland

APPROACH

01

Architectural literacy

Every image is built by an architect who reads the plans first

Every image is built by an architect who reads the plans first

02

Light and atmosphere

Light is the core craft, it carries the mood a plan can only imply, and it is what a client actually feels.

Light is the core craft, it carries the mood a plan can only imply, and it is what a client actually feels.

03

Technology as a tool

Real-time, interactive, and cinematic pipelines are used only when the project genuinely calls for them.

Real-time, interactive, and cinematic pipelines are used only when the project genuinely calls for them.

SELECTED CLIENTS

Client logo: Luca Gazzaniga Architetti
Client logo: LAND
Client logo: Studio Gest
Client logo: Architettura e Ingegneria
Client logo: AMB3 Studio
Client logo: SUMs Architects
Client logo: Studio di Architettura Lorenzo Felder
Client logo: Galli & Associati SA
Client logo: Andermatt Swiss Alps

Let’s look at your project the way an architect would.

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