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Client work · Studio studies

Work.

Ideas built into real products. Client case studies appear here only once a client has approved their story. Until then, the studio’s own studies show how we think about systems — every one of them labelled as internal.

01Client work

The first case studies are in preparation.

Only verified work is published. We never fabricate clients, metrics, outcomes or testimonials, so this section stays honest until a client has approved its story.

How every case study will be presented

  1. 01

    Challenge

  2. 02

    Approach

  3. 03

    Solution

  4. 04

    Technology

  5. 05

    Outcome

  6. 06

    Visuals

  7. 07

    Testimonial

02Studio studies

Studies in structure.

Six films the studio designs, models and renders in-house from the brand’s own modules. Each explores one idea about how systems behave and how we work. They are LAMHA’s own visual studies — not client work.

Study 01

Systems in motion

The company in ten seconds: a field of disconnected parts (the problem) becomes a structure that works (the system), and the structure is what moves information.

Thirty-six modules leave a scattered field, lock into one interlocked system, carry data through it and let go again.

Type
Internal study — not client work
Relates to
How we work
Technique
Blender · Cycles path tracing · Procedural choreography
Format
10s seamless loop · 1600 × 900

Study 02

Lattice sort

An odd–even transposition network made physical: every swap is local and simple, yet the whole system reorganises without stopping. That is how we approach re-architecting live software.

A wall of interlocking modules re-sorts itself, neighbours passing over and under each other, while data nodes run along the rows.

Type
Internal study — not client work
Technique
Blender · Sorting network · Seamless loop
Format
8s seamless loop · 1280 × 720

Study 03

Glass over form

Interface over system: what people touch is a clear surface, and what they feel is the structure behind it. Material, refraction and timing are design decisions.

Velvet, ceramic and enamel modules turn behind a pane of glass that bends their silhouettes as they pass.

Type
Internal study — not client work
Technique
Blender · Refraction · Material study
Format
8s seamless loop · 1280 × 720

Study 04

Endless stair

Optimisation as a loop rather than a launch: measure, improve, repeat, and the structure keeps rising without ever being rebuilt.

Every step climbs one place while a new step forms at the bottom; light nodes ride the treads.

Type
Internal study — not client work
Technique
Blender · Infinite loop construction · Brand-blue studio
Format
8s seamless loop · 1280 × 720

Study 05

Exploded module

An exploded view: understanding something by taking it apart in order. It is how our own products and internal systems are engineered before anything is published.

One large module opens into its stacked layers, turns, and closes again.

Type
Internal study — not client work
Relates to
Products & R&D
Technique
Blender · Exploded view · Single-key lighting
Format
8s seamless loop · 1280 × 720

Study 06

Ensemble

Different people, one structure: each module keeps its finish, and the lattice only holds because each one turns to meet its neighbours.

Modules in different finishes arrive from every direction and lock into one lattice.

Type
Internal study — not client work
Relates to
Careers
Technique
Blender · Staggered assembly · Soft studio
Format
8s seamless loop · 1280 × 720

Next step

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