Stüsslingen — Sheltered terrace in the evening light
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Stüsslingen
Stüsslingen, Switzerland

Stüsslingen.

A residential project presented through exterior views and interior atmosphere.

Architectural visualisation
Project · Year
Stüsslingen · 2026
Location
Stüsslingen, Switzerland
Type
Residential architecture
Deliverable
Architectural renderings
Scope
Exterior · Interior visualisation
Context — the project
Stüsslingen — The project within the village
Stüsslingen — architectural visualisation
Stüsslingen

A clear view of the architecture and its interiors.

The Stüsslingen renderings connect the exterior appearance of the project with its interior spaces. Different viewpoints reveal the relationship between volume, daylight and materials.

The focus is on spatial clarity: showing proportions, materials and the way light shapes each view.

Cloudonpoint’s contribution to this project is architectural visualisation. This selection presents the rendering work and its different perspectives.

Inside the visualisation

More than a view. A way to understand the project.

Light, materials and everyday details give people something concrete to respond to. The following views show how a rendering can support that conversation.

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What the image reveals

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Fabric that feels soft

Folds, weave and soft shadows make the bedding more than a flat surface. We pay attention to how the fabric catches the light and meets the mattress so its softness can be understood visually.

Timber with a readable texture

Grain scale and the transition between light and shadow give the timber its character. The rendering makes these subtleties visible alongside the lighter walls and textiles, helping the finishes read as a coherent whole.

Daylight with depth

Curtains soften the daylight before it reaches the room. The balance between that filtered light, reflected light and shaded areas gives the space depth while keeping the materials readable.

The light

From the village to the evening terrace.

The wider exterior view places the buildings within the village. The evening terrace offers a closer, more intimate reading of the outdoor space.

From the village to the evening terrace.

The experience

Make everyday spaces easier to imagine.

A bedroom, a place to work and storage at the entrance give different readings of daily life within the project.

A quiet corner for focused work

What this helps communicate

The images help a viewer move from an abstract plan to a more personal understanding of how the spaces might be used.

From an architectural idea to a clearer conversation.

A coherent set of views can explain the architecture, reveal its atmosphere and give discussions with clients a concrete starting point.

  • Understand the spaces
  • Discuss the materials
  • Imagine everyday life
Immersive views

Explore Stüsslingen from within.

Eleven interior panoramas reveal the rooms, materials and connections throughout the home.

Stüsslingen — living and dining area

360° view

View 01 · Living and dining

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Living and dining

Stüsslingen — Living and dining

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Kitchen and circulation

Stüsslingen — Kitchen and circulation

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Entrance and staircase

Stüsslingen — Entrance and staircase

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Sunlit home office

Stüsslingen — Sunlit home office

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Bedroom with corner desk

Stüsslingen — Bedroom with corner desk

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Bedroom with balcony

Stüsslingen — Bedroom with balcony

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Bedroom and fitted storage

Stüsslingen — Bedroom and fitted storage

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Shower room

Stüsslingen — Shower room

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Attic bedroom and reading corner

Stüsslingen — Attic bedroom and reading corner

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Upper landing

Stüsslingen — Upper landing

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Bathroom beneath the skylight

Stüsslingen — Bathroom beneath the skylight

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