SROMAi Architecture

07/08/2026

01/08/2026

28/07/2026

✨ Every skyline masterpiece starts with a single line ✨

This stunning showcase captures the exact moment architectural imagination becomes reality. Watch as hand-drawn sketches transform into breathtaking photorealistic renders — from a solemn vertical chapel-tower rising against moody skies, to a warm 9-story parametric wooden tower, a bold 12-story mixed-use glass landmark, a lush biophilic development, and finally, a majestic Baroque-Gothic Revival palace bathed in golden-hour light.

It's a powerful reminder that behind every building that changes a city's silhouette, there was once just a pencil, a blank page, and a dream.

🎨 Visualizations by Chheav Kevin

Which design would you love to see break ground in real life? Let us know in the comments! 👇

27/07/2026

From 2D lines to 3D life ✨

This is how an open kitchen, dining, and living concept comes together—from the floor plan to the final walkthrough.

We kept it simple:
🤍 One continuous space
🪵 Warm wood floors throughout
🪨 A sculptural kitchen island as the anchor
🪟 Floor-to-ceiling glass to borrow light from outside

The result? A room that flows so seamlessly, you don't notice where cooking ends and living begins.

Swipe to see the facade that ties it all together 🏠

Open concept: yes or no? 👇

26/07/2026

Sometimes the simplest change has the biggest impact.

This project started with a narrow foyer on the floor plan—functional, but at risk of feeling like a dark corridor. So we asked: what if we opened the ceiling?

☁️ Without skylights: The entry feels enclosed, flat, and reliant on artificial light.
☀️ With skylights: Natural light pours down the length of the hallway, turning the foyer into a gallery-like experience that guides you toward the stairway.

The result? A space that doesn't just connect rooms—it makes an impression the moment you walk through the door.

The final facade ties it all together: clean white volumes, black steel window frames, and that same philosophy of letting light do the heavy lifting.

Small architectural moves. Massive spatial difference.

What’s one area in your home that could use more natural light?

25/07/2026

Every stunning interior starts with a thousand decisions on paper.

In this project, we took a modern living and lounge area from concept to photorealistic rendering. The process included:

📐 Architectural Floor Planning – Mapping the full spatial layout, from the garage and entry sequence up to the living zones.

📏 Detailed Planning – Refining the living/lounge area with precise furniture placement and circulation. We even developed an alternate configuration (Option 2) featuring flexible pocket doors and glass partition walls to let owners choose between open flow and enclosed privacy.

🧊 Form & Space Study – Translating 2D lines into 3D volume to understand proportions and spatial quality.

⚫⚪ Light & Shadow Study – Analyzing how natural light moves through the space to ensure the architecture feels alive throughout the day.

🎨 Color & Material Study – Layering in warm wood tones, soft neutrals, and cove lighting to create atmosphere.

🏠 Final Interior Rendering – The vision realized: a double-height lounge with floor-to-ceiling glazing, warm wood flooring, and seamless indoor-outdoor connection.

Great design isn't just about how a space looks—it's about how it feels at 7 AM when the sun hits the glass, or at dusk when the cove lighting warms the walls.

What do you notice first when you walk into a room: the light, the materials, or the spatial volume?

24/07/2026

Lifecare hosptial expansion - layout design | Public zone

23/07/2026

Lifecare hosptial expansion - layout design

22/07/2026

How Do We Design a Hospital? From 2D Plans to 3D Reality! 🏗️✨

Watch how we bring architectural plans to life! In this video, we take you through the design process of the Private Hospital. Starting with the technical Demolition Plan and detailed Floor Plans, we seamlessly transition into a fully immersive 3D Axonometric view.

See exactly how the walls come up, how the lighting transforms the space, and how the "to be demolished" sections (marked in red) evolve into modern, functional hospital wards, nurse stations, and reception areas. We even dive into the specific details of the LDR (Labor, Delivery, Recovery) rooms, comparing Option-01 and Option-02 side-by-side in both 2D and 3D.

This is more than just a drawing; it’s a virtual walkthrough of a future healthcare facility designed for efficiency and care.