Who we are
We are a UK-based CGI Visualisation Company. Established by architectural designer Matt Egerickx. Matt worked as a designer at Fitch London, Caulder Moore, Greig & Stephenson Architects, and Rupert Gardner Architects in Stockholm before setting up MX Visualisation in 1995.
We have extensive experience within the fields of architecture, interior design, and animation. Professional, passionate, and driven. Continually setting new standards and raising the bar within the industry, we create and deliver high-quality, photorealistic visualisations, whilst understanding the need to work to tight deadlines in a fast-paced industry.
What we do
We produce photo-realistic computer-generated visuals, VR & animation as an integral part of our design process, working with clients to explore and test concepts and bring projects to life.
We create still Internal & External CGI's for marketing Campaigns, Planning applications & design presentations. Competition images, Aerial Views, and animations.
We can quickly generate realistic three-dimensional computer-generated models of space, form, materials, and lighting, which have proved invaluable to our clients in the design development process.
As Architectural designers, our knowledge & experience are key factors in helping our clients develop their design vision.
Our knowledge in the architecture and design industry has allowed us to create an extensive portfolio of projects, ranging from small-scale projects such as furniture, packaging, and products, to medium-scale projects such as bars, restaurants, and housing projects, to large-scale projects such as airports, hotels, shopping centres, landscaping, office buildings, and Urban Regeneration.
Our Projects
For over 30 years, MX-Visualisation has worked extensively worldwide with architects, designers, and developers, providing photo-realistic visuals and animations. Projects include Heathrow Terminal 5, Edinburgh airport, Venice airport, Amstelveen, Camden Market, Borough Market, John Lewis, M&S, Harrods, Fortnum & Mason, The Royal Institute of Science, Gaia, Coya, and La Petite Maison.
