All 12 featured case studies — each one showing the brief, the constraint, the decision and the deliverables.
Track record: 232+ projects completed · 4+ years in service · 8+ countries served · 24+ companies supported.
Services: 3D Modeling & Visualization · Construction Drawings & Detailing · BIM Support · Interior Design & Fit-Out Support · Architectural Drafting Services · Construction Documentation Management.
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Founded by Tanvir Ahmed, a civil engineer (Mymensingh Engineering College, 2024) who has built Oribuild around one promise: design, documentation and direction that help construction teams move faster.
Austin, TX, USA · Commercial · Visualization · 8,200 sq ft · 2025 · 4 weeks · In Design
The brief. A growing tech studio needed to approve a full office fit-out remotely. The client team was split across two cities and could not judge the layout from 2D plans alone.
The constraint. A deep floor plate with limited daylight at the core, and a fixed budget that ruled out moving the existing glass partitions.
The decision. Kept the glass partitions, pulled shared spaces to the window line, and used planter dividers instead of walls to zone the open plan. Three full visualization rounds tested desk density, lighting and materials before sign-off.
Deliverables. Space plan & zoning layout, 6 photoreal interior renders, Material & lighting board, Fit-out drawing pack (plans, RCP, elevations)
Result. Design approved from renders alone, with no layout changes requested after documentation began.
Orlando, FL, USA · Residential · Visualization · 5,600 sq ft · 2025 · 3 weeks · Visualization
The brief. The client had a floor plan they liked but no clear picture of the facade. They wanted one strong exterior direction to approve before paying for full documentation.
The constraint. A wide plot with a long driveway frontage — the house needed presence from the street without overwhelming the neighbouring homes.
The decision. Stacked the massing into three interlocking volumes, balanced stone cladding against warm timber screening, and used the dusk render to test the facade lighting scheme as part of the approval.
Deliverables. Facade design development, Dusk & daylight exterior renders, Material palette for cladding & screening, Landscape & driveway concept
Result. One facade direction approved in a single review round; documentation scope confirmed from the visualization set.
Toronto, Canada · Residential · BIM · 68,000 sq ft · 2024 · 10 weeks · Documentation
The brief. A developer's local team was overloaded and needed the full drawing set for a 42-unit block produced externally, coordinated with their structural and MEP consultants.
The constraint. Three unit types repeated across six floors, with a podium level that broke the standard grid — errors in one repeated unit would multiply everywhere.
The decision. Built the Revit model around parametric unit families so a fix in one unit propagated everywhere, and ran a weekly issue log with the consultants instead of email threads.
Deliverables. Revit architectural model (LOD 300), Full plan / elevation / section set, Unit-type schedules & door schedule, Weekly coordination issue log
Result. Complete coordinated set delivered in 10 weeks with two tracked revision rounds.
Sacramento, CA, USA · Residential · Documentation · 3,850 sq ft · 2024 · 6 weeks · Completed Study
The brief. A first-time developer needed a complete, buildable document set for a duplex, tight enough that two different framing crews could price it the same way.
The constraint. Both units mirrored on one shared lot, with separate services and entrances — and a strict local setback that fixed the building footprint early.
The decision. Documented one unit in full detail and mirrored it with a dedicated difference sheet for entrances and services, cutting drafting time while keeping both units unambiguous.
Deliverables. Site, floor & roof plans, Elevations & building sections, Wall, door & window schedules, Construction details set
Result. Priced by two contractors from the same set with no clarification RFIs on scope.
Dubai, UAE · Interior · Interior · 1,450 sq ft · 2025 · 2 weeks · In Design
The brief. The family wanted a luxury feature wall that hid every cable and device, matched their existing marble floor, and could be built by their local carpenter from drawings alone.
The constraint. A 5.8 m wall with two door openings close to the corners, leaving little room for the symmetrical shelving the client had saved as reference.
The decision. Shifted to an asymmetric composition — full-height shelving on one side, fluted timber on the other — and detailed every panel joint and LED channel so a carpenter could build it without site visits from us.
Deliverables. 3 design options with renders, Final photoreal visualization, Carpentry working drawings, Material & lighting specification
Result. Option approved with one material change; carpentry drawings issued for direct fabrication.
California, USA · Residential · Documentation · 95 sq ft · 2025 · 3 weeks · Documentation
The brief. A homeowner's contractor needed a clean permit set for a bathroom remodel: existing conditions, the new layout, and the code notes a plan checker expects to see.
The constraint. The remodel moved the shower and WC, which triggered plumbing re-routing and ventilation checks that had to be shown clearly on the drawings.
The decision. Structured the set the way California residential reviewers read it — G-sheet with scope and code summary, existing vs. proposed plans side by side, and a dedicated plumbing & ventilation sheet.
Deliverables. G100 title & code summary sheet, Existing & proposed floor plans, Plumbing & ventilation layout, Fixture schedule & notes
Result. A complete, reviewer-ready permit package in one organised PDF set.
London, UK · Interior · Visualization · 320 sq ft · 2025 · 2 weeks · Visualization
The brief. The client loved a showroom kitchen but cooked daily for six people. They needed proof the layout worked, not just that it photographed well.
The constraint. A corner cabinet run and a long fridge-to-cooktop walk in the showroom layout — the classic pretty-but-painful kitchen.
The decision. Re-planned around the sink–cooktop–fridge triangle (legs kept between 4 and 9 ft), moved prep to the island, and rendered the working views from cook height, not just the hero angle.
Deliverables. Revised kitchen layout plan, Photoreal renders incl. working views, Storage & corner-solution details, Appliance & finish schedule
Result. Layout changed before ordering — the expensive mistake was caught on screen, not on site.
Sydney, Australia · Interior · Interior · 480 sq ft · 2024 · 2 weeks · In Design
The brief. A couple's new wardrobe had to hold long dresses, suits and sarees without a walk-in — in a bedroom that also needed a dressing nook.
The constraint. Only 60 cm of workable depth on the wardrobe wall, and a window that the wardrobe could not be allowed to block.
The decision. Used the verified storage dimensions — 60 cm depth for hinged doors, 150–170 cm clear hanging for long garments, 30–35 cm shelf gaps — and carved the dressing nook into the wardrobe run instead of adding furniture.
Deliverables. Wardrobe elevation & internal layout, Bedroom interior renders, Joinery dimension drawings, Finish & hardware list
Result. Storage plan approved with internal layout unchanged.
Singapore · Commercial · Interior · 1,900 sq ft · 2024 · 5 weeks · Completed Study
The brief. A first-time owner needed a café that felt warm and premium, seated 42, and kept the queue, counter and kitchen from colliding at peak hour.
The constraint. A narrow unit with the entrance, counter and kitchen door all on the same wall — circulation was the whole problem.
The decision. Split the room into a fast queue lane and a slow seating zone with a low banquette divider, and put the pickup point at the far end so finished orders never cross the queue.
Deliverables. Seating & circulation plan, Interior renders (day & evening), Counter & joinery drawings, Material & lighting palette
Result. Layout and palette approved as a complete study pack for the owner's fit-out contractor.
Houston, TX, USA · Residential · Documentation · 2,750 sq ft · 2024 · 4 weeks · Documentation
The brief. The client arrived with sketches and measurements from an existing house and needed proper plans — accurate enough for contractor pricing and a future extension.
The constraint. Sketch dimensions disagreed with each other in three places; building on them unchecked would have baked the errors into every drawing.
The decision. Reconciled the dimensions into one verified base plan first, flagged each conflict for the client to confirm on site, and only then produced the pack.
Deliverables. Verified base floor plan, Dimensioned plan pack (2 floors), Roof & site plan, Area schedule
Result. One consistent plan set replaced five conflicting sketches.
Doha, Qatar · Interior · Interior · 680 sq ft · 2025 · 2 weeks · Visualization
The brief. The client could not choose between three material palettes from samples alone and asked to see the actual room in each one before deciding.
The constraint. Strong afternoon sun through a west window washed out every light palette in early test renders — the room had to be judged at its worst hour.
The decision. Rendered all three palettes at the same harsh afternoon angle, then specified blackout-plus-sheer layering so the chosen light palette would survive real daylight.
Deliverables. 3 palette option render sets, Final visualization set, Window treatment specification, Furniture & lighting list
Result. Palette chosen in one meeting, with the window treatment added to scope.
Chongqing, China · Commercial · Visualization · 3,100 sq ft · 2024 · 4 weeks · Completed Study
The brief. A hotel operator wanted to test whether a compact lobby could still feel premium: reception, waiting, and a small retail corner in 3,100 sq ft.
The constraint. Columns landed in the middle of the natural arrival path, and the retail corner kept reading as an afterthought in every sketch.
The decision. Turned the columns into the design — wrapping them as lit feature piers that divide reception from seating — and gave retail a framed niche on the arrival axis instead of leftover wall.
Deliverables. Lobby layout study, Arrival-sequence render series, Feature wall & pier details, FF&E direction board
Result. Study approved as the basis for the fit-out tender package.
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