Verdant Hill

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Verdant Hill

Verdant Hill Estate needed a new creative direction for the project. Keeping the existing name, we developed a fresh new brand, sales suite update, 3D renders, and collateral rollout, which has contributed to the success of this development in the market today.

| Location | Tarneit, VIC | | Product | 1400 Lot Land Development | | Services | Project Marketing, 3D Visualisation, Video | | Client | Landcore | | Marketing Budget | $500,000 | | Sales Result | First new stage SOLD ahead of forecasts |

The Verdant Hill land estate had been in the market for more than two years when Urban Angles was engaged to create and guide a new creative direction for the project. As one of a plethora of competing large estates in Tarneit, the previous brand lacked strength in identity and struggled to find its footing.

We took the opportunity to rebirth the project almost literally. Drawing on the horticultural heritage of the project location, and interpreting the visual cues of the target buyer demographic, we developed a conceptual theme of growth presented through botany and nostalgia.

We engaged local watercolour Artist, Jessica Glaser, to create bespoke floral designs, depicting the blooming of life and thus the growth of a new community. We have further developed this idea with the use of nostalgic imagery; siblings growing into adults with their own families in the same neighbourhood, parents becoming grandparents - life blooming. This new concept resonated exceptionally well within the market, with the first new stage release selling out ahead of forecasts and a waiting list established for future lot releases.

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Projects like Verdant Hill can draw on Urban Angles' property photography capability, supported where relevant by photography, film, aerial imagery, plans, virtual services and campaign creative.

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Relevant Urban Angles capability

For a project reference such as Verdant Hill, the closest documented capability is 3D visualisation and renders. The project page records portfolio evidence; the service context below explains how Urban Angles describes the relevant production discipline without assigning unverified outcomes to this particular project.

The page explicitly names agencies, developers and builders in its discussion of integrated campaigns. It also refers to buyers, investors, clients and other stakeholders as audiences for the resulting assets. These latter groups should not automatically be treated as the direct purchasers of the service.

Published applications include:

• Marketing residential property while it is being built.
• Off-the-plan sales campaigns.
• Development and investor presentations.
• Builder facade portfolios and consistent presentation across home designs.
• Commercial and mixed-use development marketing.
• Showing land-estate features such as shopping, schools, parks and pools within a proposed community.
• Communicating a project's scale, design and context through a combination of renders and other media.

Interpretation: this service is particularly relevant where a marketing team needs to explain a proposed design that cannot yet be photographed as a finished space. This is a synthesis of the use cases, not a separately published eligibility requirement. Source: service copy and FAQs

The website describes a broad progression from concept to final render. It refers to conceptual drawings for land estates and to modelling, rendering, post-production and review. This is evidence of capabilities and stages; it is not a published fixed sequence with standard approval gates.

The documented scheduling position is:

• Timelines depend on project complexity.
• Small residential projects often take a few days.
• Large or multi-stage developments can take longer.
• The team plans deliverables around campaign schedules and marketing deadlines.
• Urban Angles says it can accommodate accelerated work, prioritising rendering, post-production and review for urgent campaigns and presentations.

“A few days” is qualified website guidance, not a universal turnaround promise. The page does not define whether those are business days, when the clock begins, how many images are included, or how client feedback changes timing. Rush feasibility and the final delivery date require project-specific confirmation.

Dependency inference to confirm during a brief: because the service visualises designs, a usable design brief and sufficient design information are likely needed. The page does not provide a mandatory input checklist, supported drawing formats, model-transfer requirements or a formal client sign-off process. Do not state that CAD, BIM or a particular file format is compulsory. Source: turnaround and rushed-project FAQs

Planning a related production brief

The process page describes a dedicated account team working with the client to understand:

• What the brand needs to communicate.
• How the client operates.
• What the client expects from its marketing partner.
• A practical workflow, timeline and budget.

Urban Angles says it then develops a plan around those needs. This supports describing the service as tailored. It does not establish the exact account-team composition, meeting frequency, a project-management platform or a universal fixed fee. Source: planning stage

Suggested briefing questions, inferred from the process: identify the property or development, campaign audience, deliverables, brand guidelines, publication channels, deadline, access arrangements and review contact. This is a useful preparation checklist, not an official additional set of mandatory Urban Angles inputs.

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