My name is Bruno Paschmann, a 25-year-old architect based in Munich, Germany.
Graduating among the top five of my Bachelor’s class and holding a Master’s degree in Architecture from TUM, complemented by an exchange semester at DTU Copenhagen, I’ve developed a strong interest in modular and sustainable design.
In 2021, I founded BNP Visuals, where I collaborate with architects and developers worldwide, combining architectural precision with visual storytelling. These experiences deepened my understanding of project development, real-estate processes, and the potential of design communication.
I’m driven by the ambition to rethink the building industry through modular and adaptable construction methods — creating flexible, high-quality living spaces for the future.
Background
Graduated as one of the top five students of 2021 with a Bachelor of Arts in Architecture, focusing on urban planning and site development. Gained a strong foundation in design, construction, and contextual analysis.
Spent one semester as an exchange student from TUM, gaining insight into Scandinavian design principles, BIM, technical implementation, sustainable construction methods, and cross-cultural collaboration within the architectural field.
Achieved LEED Accredited Professional certification, deepening knowledge in sustainable design and green building standards for high-performance architecture.
Graduated with a Master of Arts in Architecture, completing a thesis on sustainable timber construction and intergenerational living concepts.
Academic focus included real estate economics, BIM, and contextual design, combining architectural clarity with a forward-thinking approach to sustainability.
Completed an advanced program at the Wharton School Online, focusing on investment strategy, financial modeling, and the intersection of architecture and real estate development.
Architecture Portfolio
BNP Visuals
Founded in 2021 by Bruno Paschmann, BNP Visuals is an architectural visualization studio collaborating with architects and developers worldwide.
What began as a personal pursuit of visual precision has evolved into a practice that translates architecture into emotion — creating realistic imagery that bridges concept and experience through clarity, atmosphere, and detail.