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Updated July 2026

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CYLIND Studio

Founded in 2016 by architects Nick Antonchik and Alex Grabalyuk, CYLIND team comprises 20 skilled CG artists, architects, modelers, creators, and project managers. CYLIND is known for the expertise in crafting captivating 3D visualizations and animations for architectural ventures worldwide. We bring to life every pro…

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About CYLIND Studio.

Founded in 2016 by architects Nick Antonchik and Alex Grabalyuk, CYLIND team comprises 20 skilled CG artists, architects, modelers, creators, and project managers. CYLIND is known for the expertise in crafting captivating 3D visualizations and animations for architectural ventures worldwide. We bring to life every project, spanning from urban landscapes to intimate interior spaces, from intricate landscaping to towering skyscrapers.

Rooted in the enduring camaraderie forged during university years, we have evolved into a dynamic creative force. Beyond mere colleagues, we are a group of friends, pioneers in architectural visualization, united in our collaborative approach.

At CYLIND Studio, we seamlessly blend artistic flair with analytical precision, ensuring we meet our project deadlines. As architects, we are deeply committed to visualizing exceptional architectural designs and possess an innate ability to comprehend and fulfill our clients' visions from the project's inception.

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