155square

155square is a design and technology studio that operates at the intersection of architecture, visualization, and interactive media. The firm develops architectural renderings, animated sequences, immersive environments, and hardware-agnostic product concepts. Founded in 2010 by Jamie Chen and Alex Rivera, 155square began as a boutique studio specializing in architectural visualization and gradually expanded into interactive installations and digital product design. The company is headquartered in a major urban center and serves clients worldwide, including architects, museums, and technology companies.

Key services include architectural visualization, virtual and augmented reality experiences, projection mapping, and rapid prototyping. The work proceeds from concept sketches to 3D modeling, simulations, and on-site integration. The studio emphasizes clear communication of complex ideas, sustainable production practices, and cross-disciplinary collaboration.

Notable projects include an interactive pavilion for the City Science Museum (2016), a kinetic light installation for a transit hub (2019), and a VR-assisted design review platform developed for a municipal planning program (2021). 155square has received industry recognition for bridging design and technology, with features in design press and several regional awards.

The studio maintains collaborations with academic institutions and participates in public art and urban design initiatives. It continues to explore new workflows for generative design, real-time visualization, and immersive storytelling.