Dimitris Tsironis 11/7/24 Dimitris Tsironis 11/7/24

Cloud Based automation solution for diorama.studio

Giveaway Thursday at Diorama.Studio :)
Along with Fotis Saltapidas we share a sneak peek at our latest project: a brand-new system designed to streamline our workflow and keep our innovation engine running! ⚙️
This innovative approach will help us: .... 🤫

Dimitris Tsironis 7/6/24 Dimitris Tsironis 7/6/24

The importance of CRM & Automations

Starting and running a #business in the #competitive and intricate world of #architectural #visualization (#archviz) demands impeccable organization, a firm grasp of your #financials, and a strict adherence to #Greek #laws. For #young #entrepreneurs, particularly those lacking #experience, the journey can be overwhelming. The archviz #industry is not only highly competitive but also mentally exhausting, leaving little room for error. In Greece, the bureaucratic maze complicates this further, underscoring the necessity of having every #detail in order.

Guest User 8/4/23 Guest User 8/4/23

Photogrammetry project

At Diorama.Studio myself along with Fotis Saltapidas we are excited to share a glimpse of our upcoming #project. Over the past few months, we've been working hard on our new #photogrammetry project, which involves manually photoscanning a collection of captivating wood art sculptures from a great artist but more on that in the near future with a video..

Guest User 7/20/23 Guest User 7/20/23

Mykonos villa project

Our main goal is to record and recreate a digital twin of the villa in revit and we did that by leveraging #lidar data from Polycam and Autodesk #RecapPro, we've seamlessly integrated #pointcloud data into #revit . Alongside 2D drawings from hand sketches and laser measurements, we're creating something very accurate.

Guest User 6/22/23 Guest User 6/22/23

Concept Villa in Philopappou

Guest User 5/19/23 Guest User 5/19/23

a panasonic, Lens and Friends

In the bustling heart of Athens, where office stress was beginning to take its toll, my friend Fotis and I decided to break free from the daily grind. Armed with our trusty cameras, my Panasonic G85 accompanied by three versatile lenses, and Fotis's Nikon D5100, we set off on an impromptu adventure.