The 3D Studio · You asked

What would my house look like
as a PMM model?

Honestly — we can’t know yet. Your home hasn’t been designed. But we can show you what it looked like for the homes that have been — from plans, to models, to the finished home.

Why We Model in 3D

Your brain works in three dimensions.

So does your home. Scale, light, the feeling of standing in a room — none of it survives on paper. So we model every home completely, and our clients experience their home instead of decoding it. The results, for design and for project management alike, speak for themselves.

Try It Yourself

Can you picture this home?

This is the main-level plan of The PowWow, a real Trilogy home — presented the way homes have always been. Try to stand in the great room in your mind. Then see what the model already knows.

The PowWow — the same main floor, opened up in the 3D model The PowWow — the main-floor permit plan 2D planThe 3D model

Drag to compare

That difference — between reading a plan and seeing your home — is why our clients are so thankful we model in 3D.

From Our Clients

Hear it from the people who live it.

The Schmeiser residence — clients, Michael, and the model that started it 2 min 47 sec
Inside the Model

What you discover.

Most of what the model reveals can’t be seen on paper. These are the refinements that surface when you live inside the design — before construction begins. Tap a point on the home to see one.

The virtual model of the residence

The virtual model of the Baldy Crest residence

Tap a pin to explore

The Platform

One model, from first idea to jobsite.

We’re fluent in every architectural platform, but when a model needs to reach a client or a jobsite, we use SketchUp. Our clients read it instantly. Our subcontractors build straight from it. And we’ve written our own software, PMM Tools, to make it manage entire projects.

And the 3D world has noticed
“Trilogy Partners is one of the best in the high-end residential industry and they have mastered the SketchUp workflow.”
Justin Lewis · Utah Valley University

More from SketchUp & Enscape →

Turn the page What have you built?