Architecture at street level.

A building is rarely experienced in isolation. Its character also comes from the pavement, planting, entrances and the spaces between façades. A street-level view brings those relationships into focus.

In an architectural image, people and landscape help establish scale. The direction of light reveals depth; a carefully chosen viewpoint makes circulation and the public realm easier to read.

The Marina Village collection explores waterfront architecture through these connected perspectives. Open the project to see the broader setting and individual views.