30 Years

Making Complex Ideas Visible

Founder

László Kerezsi

Visualization Director

László started Vision Graphics in 1996. Before AI was a buzzword, he was writing custom MAXScript tools to solve production problems. Before VR was mainstream, he was building walkthrough experiences for real estate clients.

He works directly on client projects — from initial brief through final delivery. No layers of project managers between you and the person making decisions about your visuals.

Currently: integrating AI tools into production workflows, building custom desktop utilities for visualization pipelines, and preparing a presentation on AI-driven disruption in architectural visualization for the Ybl Conference 2026.

Phone +36 30 945 4179 Email info@visiongraphics.eu
László Kerezsi — Founder, Vision Graphics
30+ Years in 3ds Max
15+ Years with V-Ray
500+ Projects delivered
4 Continents

Structure

Small Core.
Right Specialists When You Need Them.

We keep the critical parts in-house: project management, quality control, render farm operation, and the 3D work that requires 30 years of experience to get right.

When a project calls for it, we bring in tested specialists: character animators, BIM experts, drone pilots, Unreal Engine developers, photogrammetry specialists, 3D scanning specialists, architectural photographers, character artists, environment artists, graphic designers, interior designers, crowd simulation experts, web developers, and more.

You always work with László directly. The team scales around the project, not around overhead.

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History

28 Years of Work

1996–1999

Digital Foundations

Vision Graphics Kft. launches, focusing on space planning and 3D visualization. The studio quickly establishes itself with major corporate and retail clients, and expands into Hungary's first wave of digital architectural presentation.

  • Steelcase, Herman Miller, Svoboda
  • AB AEGON HQ
  • Budapest Airport Terminal 2B
  • ING Bank branches, Hungary
  • Raiffeisen Bank HQ, Budapest
  • IKEA Budapest extension
  • Westel 900 retail stores
2000–2002

Industry Recognition

The studio gains editorial recognition and moves to larger offices. Investment in team culture and creative environment alongside continued major brand work.

  • Raiffeisen branch offices
  • Westel 900 / Pannon GSM design guide
  • UPC HQ
  • Nike retail stores
  • Wienerberger houses
  • Dunapark
  • Anjou Residence
2003–2005

International Expansion

Upgraded animation capabilities attract international clients. Vision Graphics establishes itself in the global visualization market with future-focused infrastructure projects.

  • Renault interactive 3D
  • Millenáris Park
  • Center Point offices
  • EGIS factory
  • Budapest Airport Future Development
  • T-Mobile design guide
  • Elephant / Home-Center residential
2006–2008

Peak Scale & Diversification

Highest headcount era. Portfolio diversifies across hospitality, media, automotive, and airport infrastructure. Despite the global recession, the studio adapts and maintains output quality.

  • Hotel Spirit
  • Korda Studios
  • Sasadliget 2
  • Corvin-Szigony
  • Raiffeisen Design Guide
  • Toyota safety website
  • Sochi Airport
  • Pulkovo Airport
  • Sony retail design
2009–2011

Strategic Realignment

Shift toward fewer, higher-quality projects. Custom scripting and workflow automation become a studio differentiator. Transition to a lean core team with specialist network.

  • BUD Skycourt
  • Budawest Offices
  • K&H Bank HQ
  • Vodafone
  • Telenor
2012–2014

Global Reach

Enhanced remote collaboration enables larger international commissions. Work spans the Middle East, Russia, and Germany.

  • Road Safety Centre, Doha
  • Detski Mir, Moscow
  • Joli Coeur, Berlin
  • Fairy Tale Children's Hospital, Abu Dhabi
2015–2017

Animation & Narrative

Focus shifts to 3D animations with narration. High-profile Hungarian infrastructure and cultural projects alongside continued commercial work.

  • DVTK Stadium
  • BUD Pier
  • Békásmegyer Market
  • Opera — Eiffel Art Studios
  • Mol Campus
2018–2020

Urban Development Leadership

Excellence across hospitality, residential, and large-scale urban projects. The studio adapts through the pandemic without disruption to delivery.

  • Greenpoint Berlin
  • Hotel Lycium
  • Central Park Budapest
  • Hotel Primont, Hévíz
  • Hungexpo
2021–2022

VR & Sustainability

First VR microsite launched for public infrastructure communication. Increased focus on sustainable design projects and next-generation visualization techniques.

  • Hungexpo VR microsite
  • NextNest
  • Agora Budapest
  • The Message Board of Hungarian Culture — film
  • Loft52, Budabright
2023–2024

AI Integration

Animation upgraded to 4K. AI tools integrated into the production pipeline — not as a novelty, but as a genuine efficiency and quality multiplier for real client projects.

  • Antalya Airport T2
  • Planet 2023 exhibition
  • Hotel Adria Pearl
  • Graboplast rebranding
  • P&G animations

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