we are threesixty.at.
Since 2010, we've been turning floor plans into buying decisions, products into desire, and empty rooms into emotion. For property developers, manufacturers, and anyone who knows: visibility wins.
Story
from a bedroom desk to a fully-fledged studio.
In 2010, Philipp Hubmer started creating architectural visualizations in Seiersberg near Graz. One computer, one desk, one domain: philipphubmer.com. What began as a side job alongside his architecture studies quickly became a full-time gig — because the images worked.
In 2013 it became hubmer³ — a brand instead of just a name. In 2014 came our own office in downtown Graz. In 2016 the next step: Threesixty Media Solutions OG, entry into 360° content, first projects for Pabst Holz, Pewag, and Porsche.
Today threesixty.at is a GmbH headquartered in Graz. 450+ projects. Two in-house apps. A core team of Philipp Hubmer and Deni Omerbasic, supported by a network of specialists. Together we deliver small projects — like the kindergarten in Sinabelkirchen — through to larger ones such as the VIECON trade fair in Vienna.
How it grew:
Philipp Hubmer Architekturvisualisierungen → Hubmer³ → Threesixty Media Solutions OG → threesixty.at e.U. → threesixty.at GmbH
What hasn't changed: we make visible what doesn't exist yet, so you can imagine how it will be.
Values
three things we do differently.
01
honesty
We recommend what actually works. Even if it's the cheaper option. Sometimes a fast AI staging is enough. Sometimes you need the full package. We'll tell you which. 95% of our clients come via referral — there's a reason for that.
02
responsibility over output
24-hour response time. A deadline is a deadline. No ghosting, no "we'll see how it goes". And after delivery we don't disappear: what we build, we run — it works, it stays current, and someone is responsible for it.
03
small and capable
Rendering, web model, tour, app, website — one core team, one point of contact. No briefing ping-pong between Agency A and Freelancer B, no overhead you end up paying for.
How we work
build & run.
We don't hand over and disappear. What we build keeps running with us.
Most visual systems don't die on delivery day — they die a year later: the server is switched off, the apartment list is out of date, nobody remembers the password. Then a broken viewer sits on the project website, and prospects assume the project is dead. We've seen it often enough.
That's why we build systems so we can also run them — on infrastructure we manage ourselves, with one contact who knows the system because he built it. What operations mean differs by system: almost nothing for a tour, an update before every trade fair for a sales tool, keeping an apartment viewer current until the last unit is sold.
Operations are listed as their own item in the offer. You know before the start what happens after launch and what it costs.
Team
who's behind it.
Core team in Graz. Plus a network of specialists for graphic design, web, and development — all independent, all reachable.
Philipp Hubmer
Deni Omerbasic
Our Tools
we don't just use technology. we build it.
Magic wasn't created to replace our own client work. We build it because we'd rather define where the industry is going than wait around for it.
Magic
AI Virtual Staging for real estate
Magic
AI Virtual Staging for real estate
One agent booked 4 viewings in a single week — for an apartment that had received just one enquiry in the entire previous month.
discover magic → 
Spatial Player Pro
VR app for Apple Vision Pro
Spatial Player Pro
VR app for Apple Vision Pro
Available on the App Store for Apple Vision Pro. At trade shows, in the showroom, or in 1-to-1 meetings.
spatial player pro →Trust
clients who trust us.
Andritz, Porsche, Griffner, VIECON, Pewag, Leeb, Bundesheer — and from the hubmer³ era: Magna Steyr, Spar, Red Bull Spect, Haas Fertigbau, Kastner & Öhler.
In Zahlen
16+
years
450+
projects
2
proprietary apps
95%
of clients come by referral
from our insights
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