Hugo Tell

As a trained architect, I quickly specialized in digital design and production techniques.

The 3D modeling of my school projects led me to more and more complexity, imposing much more advanced parametric modeling logics to gain efficiency. Grasshopper and Rhinoceros hold no secrets for me today.

The model has always been more complex. Because what works on a screen must also work in our physical world. It is through these same projects that my knowledge of numerically controlled equipment has developed. Laser cutting, CNC, 3D printer, I even ended up enjoying it!

The communication of a project is at least as important as its design, I am convinced. That's why I was keen to develop my skills in visual rendering. The 3D perspectives have gradually transformed into 360° images. Then movement crept into my work through video. Finally, the constant technological innovations of our world now make it possible to recreate the space around us in Virtual Reality. What could be more effective in communicating the most subtle aspects of an architectural project?

But staying stuck on the ground has always seemed frustrating to me. So I started to rise! Initially through hang gliding and paragliding, then through drones, for which I now have the qualifications required for professional piloting. From shooting to 3D scanning, through racing and freestyle, these little machines are full of resources!