I've got a lot of respect for good architects, they have to combine creativity with logic, and,…read moreafter working in a damn fine architecture firm a couple of years ago, I appreciate how much hard graft goes into planning beautiful buildings. This Cardiff-based architectural design company has over 15 years experience across residential, commercial and public builds and have previously worked on large multi-disciplinary practices such as Stride Treglown, HLN Architects and Capita Symonds. Design Line Partnership provides a carefully focused multi disciplinary service to clients, encompassing Architecture, Building Surveying, Project Management and Sustainable Design Advice in the Residential, Commercial & Public sectors. They have the latest technology know how including specialist 3D computer-aided design software and free initial consultations. DLP also redesign interiors, such as the elegant opulent Vanilla Rooms cocktail bar in Cardiff's prestigious private members Park House Club.

You don't need you 3D glasses to see Jeff's work but he is a digital illustrator working in three…read moredimensions. He basically mocks up new architectural spaces like the police do faces of criminals. His work is technical and fastidious but this doesn't faze Jeff because he has a fair whack of experience in aerospace and building technology as well as the expected time served in advertising, design and publishing. Today Jeff likes to focus on 3D technical renderings and architectural perspectives and gets most excited about working on sustainable technology projects. Here's the techie bit: Jeff works on a Mac, he uses specialised, 3D software with the ability to import and read most types of CAD file and can provide HDRI and radiosity-based renderings, if required... I hope that makes sense to you, I'm going to admit to being a little lost now. Clients that Jeff has supplied illustrations for include: * Westland Helicopters * Centre for Alternative Technology * The Welsh Development Agency * Catnic Components Ltd * Tomy Toys * Rockwool * Euroclad * Oxford University Press