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Renovation Vision Studio

Start with the floor plan you already have.

See how an existing apartment, condominium or landed-home plan could become clearer layout options, questions for professionals, and a renovation starting brief — before you request quotations.

Static preview and demonstration only: not a live planner. No live AI, no photo upload, no image generation, and no cost estimate. All examples are fictional concepts for discussion.

A fictional apartment floor plan on a table beside a tablet and a contemporary Singapore living space

Floor plan first

A familiar household document becomes the starting point for clearer options, assumptions and questions.

AI Room Reveal · fictional demo

See the same room take on four different directions.

Choose a style, then drag across one precisely aligned frame to compare the fictional starting room with an AI-generated makeover concept.

Demonstration room

Fictional living + dining room

Clearly labelled fictional AI concept demo. No visitor photo is used.

Design mode

Modern Warm: Warm oak, soft stone and calm layered lighting.

Drag the slider to compare your original room with the AI makeover concept.

Fictional lived-in apartment living and dining room before a renovation conceptAI ConceptOriginal

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Fictional AI-generated Modern Warm living and dining room concept

Fictional AI concept · inspiration only

AI-generated concept for inspiration and early planning. It is not a construction drawing, quotation or confirmation of technical feasibility. Dimensions, structural changes, materials, services and costs require professional site verification.

Turn This Concept Into a Room Scope

What carries into planning

Room
Living / Dining
Style
Modern Warm
Layout
Preserve existing

The Room Scope Planner receives only the selected room, style label and preserve-layout preference. It does not infer dimensions, quantities, materials, prices or structural feasibility from the image.

  1. Room Scope
  2. Contractor-Ready Brief
  3. Quote Clarity
  4. Budget Risk
  5. Renovation Record

This public demo uses fictional images already stored with the website. There is no photo upload, nothing is transmitted from your device, and nothing is saved to a renovation record.

Three business entrances

One renovation journey. Three ways to begin.

The Studio meets the homeowner at the scale of the decision: one layout, one room, or the whole property.

Primary path01

Reimagine my floor plan

Explore room relationships, circulation and space priorities from a plan you already have — with unknowns kept visible and walls never assumed removable.

Single-room path02

Make over one room

Turn a kitchen, bathroom, bedroom or living-room idea into a visual direction and a practical scope starter.

Whole-home path03

Rebuild or expand my home

Explore a landed-home space programme, then understand the professionals, conditional authority steps, scope and records that may follow.

Start with what you have

Four ways into the same planning journey.

Choose an input below to preview what the future guided intake will ask for. Nothing is uploaded or sent in this demonstration.

Selected starting point

Floor plan or blueprint

A clear plan image or PDF gives the strongest view of rooms, doors, windows and circulation.

What to prepare

  • One clear floor-plan page
  • One known dimension for scale
  • Rooms or features you want to change

Demonstration only. No file picker is connected and nothing is transmitted.

Six fictional demonstrations

See the input, the concept, and what still needs checking.

Choose a journey. Every example distinguishes inspiration from confirmed facts and professional decisions.

Private apartment · Floor-plan concept

Three bedrooms to two, with more room to gather.

A fictional non-conservation strata apartment explores combining one bedroom with the living and dining zone. No wall is represented as approved or safe for removal.

Homeowner goal

A larger everyday living space, subject to the actual approved plan and building and structural checks.

Inputs

  • Existing private-apartment approved plan
  • One known wall dimension
  • Keep two bedrooms

Concept output

  • Two-bedroom discussion concept
  • Larger living and dining relationship
  • Approval and professional questions

Starting plan

Living + diningKitchenServiceBedroom 1Bedroom 2Bedroom 3illustrative · not to scale

Concept option

Larger living + diningKitchenBedroom 1Bedroom 2illustrative · not to scale

Confirm with the applicable professional

Wall and structural statusMCST consent or by-lawsURA and BCA applicability

Regulatory starting point · applicability must be confirmed

For a non-conservation strata home, URA may exempt internal works from planning permission where there is no increase in gross floor area and the property remains one self-sufficient residential unit. This does not confirm that a wall may be removed, structural safety, MCST consent or BCA requirements. A Qualified Person should confirm the actual approved plan and applicable approvals before work.

Landed Rebuild Navigator

From a big idea to the next informed decision.

This preview shows the education and record spine AssureShield can build around a landed homeowner. Applicability and submissions stay with the appointed professionals.

Fictional three-storey semi-detached feasibility inspirationFictional feasibility inspiration
01

Understand the property

Collect the existing plan, approved-record questions, site basics and what remains unknown.

Homeowner + appointed professional
02

Shape the space programme

Describe the rooms, storeys, priorities and trade-offs before detailed design begins.

Homeowner
03

Prepare professional appointments

Compare services, deliverables, exclusions and fees for the architect, engineer or other applicable QP.

Homeowner decision
04

Map likely authority steps

Use dated official sources to understand possible URA, BCA, PUB, electricity and gas touchpoints without presenting a universal permit list.

QP confirms and submits
05

Build a clearer scope

Organise room schedules, professional responsibilities, inclusions, exclusions and provisional items.

Homeowner + project team
06

Compare quotations for clarity

Check whether quotations cover the same responsibilities without ranking or recommending a provider.

Homeowner decision
07

Keep the build documented

Maintain plans, submissions, decisions, variations, inspections, payments and handover records together.

Shared project record

What this release is — and is not

Useful enough to inspire. Honest enough to trust.

  • This is a preparation tool and a starting point, not a finished or buildable plan.
  • It is not interior design advice and not legal advice.
  • No diagram confirms that a wall may be removed. HDB wall works require actual-plan evaluation and prior written HDB approval; private-property concepts still require the relevant MCST, Qualified Person and authority checks.
  • It is not a cost estimate. There is no cost estimate in this release.
  • AssureShield does not recommend or rank contractors or professionals.
  • Payments stay directly between you and your contractor.
  • AssureShield does not hold or release money.
  • Photo upload is not part of this first version; floor-plan upload is also planned, not live.
  • Authority steps are conditional and must be confirmed by the applicable professional.

Post-investment upgrade plan

The professional engine is the next funding ring.

The experience is designed so stronger spatial technology can be added later without rebuilding the AssureShield journey.

Editable 2D and 3D floor-plan recognition
Multi-floor and landed-home modelling
Professional collaboration and reviewed revisions
Higher-quality renders and guided walkthroughs

Roadmap only. These professional-level capabilities are not live in this release.

Use what is live today

Turn the idea into a written starting brief.

The Studio examples are fictional demonstrations. The AI Scope Generator is the live preparation tool available now.