Rold Renders

Where speed meets soul. D5 Render's photorealism and ray-traced reflections battle Lumion's legendary speed and a robust content library. Which one wins your vote?

A serene, contemporary outdoor space with a swimming pool, a unique stone wall with a waterfall feature, and a staircase that leads to a second-floor balcony. The space is softened with lush greenery and warm wooden features.

This stunning modern house features sleek lines, a flat roof, and expansive windows that create a seamless connection with the lush surrounding landscape. The use of natural wood accents adds warmth and texture to its contemporary design.

LINEAR LIGHT HOUSE - A Two-Story Residential Project situated in Bulacan

A bold expression of contemporary minimalism, this residence seamlessly integrates clean architectural lines, expansive open spaces, and refined textures. Framed by lush greenery, the home’s geometric silhouette and louvered façade offer both privacy and natural light, creating a serene sanctuary where modern design meets tropical tranquility.

Breaking hard lines

This house is envisioned to be situated in a crowded residential area in the metro. The application of glass blocks intends to diffuse the view of the interior of the house from the outside. Lack of special finishes are intentional as the goal is to blend into its surroundings without attracting too much attention. Horizontal and vertical lines creates an illusion, making the structure look bigger than it really is. The spiral stairs, on the other hand, is intended to break the hard lines of the house making it look soft despite the application of straight edges.

A two-storey residential project situated in Bulacan

Tried something new with this project by using a U-channel glass as the owner wanted to diffuse the view of the stairs. The house is situated on a farm which prompted the use of more glazing to maximize the view of the surroundings.

Zaha Hadid once said, “What’s nice about concrete is that it looks unfinished.” And I agree… because I agree.

Being a designer is hard as it is, trying to come up with things to say about something I revised multiple times is even harder. So here is one of my designs that did not start with a concept.

A conceptual 2-storey house