Present the project before manufacturing
A clear 3D view helps customers understand volumes, proportions, materials and installation constraints before validation.
Prestige projects
Nothing replaces concrete projects and direct customer feedback.
Why these projects matter
These projects show how trade-focused CAD supports very different work, from customer presentation to the information needed to manufacture and install.
A clear 3D view helps customers understand volumes, proportions, materials and installation constraints before validation.
Customer projects show the value of a workflow that does not stop at rendering: drawings, cut lists, details and manufacturing information remain usable.
Reception counters, stores, under-slope furniture, display units or heritage projects require a tool that can move beyond standard cabinets.
Strasbourg Cathedral shop
Alain Dupe from a3design designed the complete interior of the Strasbourg Cathedral shop with Aleker, relying on precise 3D modelling. He imagined custom furniture inspired by the proportions of the royal cubit, in harmony with the Gothic architecture of the site.
The design combines light oak, clean lines and discreet LED lighting. He followed the project from design to production with Menuiserie Meeder. The result enhances the space while respecting its heritage character.
Lhopital Seve projects
They support their customers across all kinds of custom interior projects: kitchens, dressing rooms, furniture and interior fitting.
Projects by Lhopital Seve, 69510 Yzeron. Photo credits: Sabine Serrad.
Project types
The common point is not the style of the project, but the need to keep design precise, editable and usable by the people who sell, manufacture or install it.
Photo shoot
Projects by LFE constructions (93).