The platform
From the architect's model to a working sales campaign
Four stages, one platform: the model comes in, the campaign goes out, and every buyer decision flows back as structured data.
01 — Ingestion
Send us the model. We handle the rest.
Real BIM arrives messy: varying detail, placeholder materials, no furniture, no surroundings. Maquetto cleans and classifies the model, strips what buyers shouldn't see, furnishes every room to its function, applies your finishing spec, and places the building in its real context — terrain, neighbours, streets — optimised for the web.
An up-front model check
Before anything is committed, we score the incoming model and report what's usable and what's missing. No surprises halfway through the campaign.
Design changes flow through
Buildings change during construction. Send the revised model and the maquette, the unit pages and the pipeline update — without redoing the artwork.
Messy model in. Sales-ready campaign out.
A Maquetto masterplan, generated from the developer’s BIM.
02 — The unit model
Your BIM is a database. We keep the data.
The architect's model already knows every unit: boundaries, areas, room names, levels, window positions, orientation. Maquetto keeps that data and puts it to work — generated automatically, for every project:
- Complete unit inventory and availability grid
- A page per unit on your own domain, indexable by search engines
- Floorplans, area schedules, orientation and floor level per unit
Verifiable spatial claims
What will unit 4.2 actually see? How many hours of sun does the terrace get in March? What does the next phase change about the view? Maquetto answers with computations against your model and open geodata — provable, with provenance built in. As property marketing fills up with AI imagery, being able to say "this is what you will actually see" is worth more every year.
Unit 4.2
87 m² · 2 bed · terrace SW
Sun in March: 6.5 h
03 — Marketing outputs
Everything the campaign needs, included
- Interactive building maquette — orbit, pick a floor, drill down to a unit
- Apartment walkthroughs with a material and colour configurator
- Renders and video flythroughs, generated from the same model
- Per-unit pages, floorplans and brochure assets
- VR mode for the sales office
All of it browser-native: nothing to install, embeddable in your own project site, working on the phone your buyer is holding. And the building stands in its street — not floating in a white void.
04 — Deal flow
From spreadsheet chaos to one system of record
Kitchen packages, flooring, tile choices, extra sockets — today they live in email threads and spreadsheets, arriving late, ambiguous or contradicted. Every one of them costs real money with the contractor.
- 1 The buyer configures their unit in the maquette
- 2 Every selection shows its price, live
- 3 Reserve or express interest, in the browser
- 4 Choices become a structured order per unit
- 5 The order flows to your sales admin and your contractor
One source of truth for what every buyer chose — from first visit to handover.
