December 2021
Structure Studios celebrates their 20 year anniversary!
March 2021
Structures Studios team featured on the cover of Inc Magazines best places to work article.
March 2021
Noah’s Design for Story: Create Immersive Outdoor Living Experiences becomes available on
Amazon!
March 2021
Version 3 arrives with a totally redesigned 3D Engine!
April 2018
Structure Studios steps into the future by releasing YARD, a groundbreaking new AR app for the iPad.
December 2016
Structure Studios celebrates
their 15 year anniversary!
2016
October 2016
Structure Studios was awarded the second ever Spirit of Innovation
award at the annual PACE event
in Phoenix AZ.
2013
December 2013
Version 2.0 is released
2010
October 2010
Faced with liquidating parts of the company, Noah’s loyalty to the team moves him to save Structure Studios again. Noah bets every penny (plus more) to purchase 100% ownership in Structure Studios.
2009
“Pool Studio is Life Changing” The housing recession puts many pool companies at risk. Companies that adapt say using Pool Studio helped them survive.
July 2009
We blend Pool Studio with VizTerra to create VIP Suite (VizTerra in Pool Studio!) to help designers complete projects that feature both pools and landscaping.
2009
February 2009
A landscape focused 3D design software is released, named VizTerra.
2007
March 2007
We’re ready for our close up: Pool Studio is featured again on the cover of Aqua Magazine.
2005
January 2005
We pioneer the concept of Subscription Software. Despite initial disapproval, Pool Studio is offered at $95 a month. It’s a win-win: customers love the low-risk flexibility, and we continue putting Members first by offering free updates, free training, and free support.
December 2004
With 400 pre-orders, Pool Studio is released for $1,995 per user (which includes one year of free updates).
March 2004 - December 2004
We get ready to launch: members begin placing pre-Orders for Pool Studio.
2004
February 2004
When investors try to suspend operations, Noah promises swift delivery of Pool Studio, setting incredible sales goals that convince the investors to hang on.
November 2003
The first pre-alpha version of Pool Studio is shown at the Pool and Spa Show. Pre-orders begin.
June 2003
Investors try to shut down again, so Noah preps a story-driven presentation to persuade them 3D software for designers is worth developing.
April 2003
Noah spends his last $1.18 on two tacos at Taco Bell. He asks the investors for a salary of $22,000 a year.
February 2003
Investors want to shut down. Noah promises a $20,000 check is coming — and gets it by selling a $20,000 3D pool design portfolio to a national pool company. The check arrives just in time.
2003
January 2003
Noah contracts with Paramount Pool and Spa Systems to sell 3D pool portfolio packages under the name “Liquid Concepts.”
July 2002
Even with no income yet from Structure Studios, Noah officially resigns from his position working trade shows to cement his support for the company.
June 2002
First 3D Artists and Developers are hired to design 3D pools for swimming pool companies.
May 2002
At the Beverly Hills W Hotel, in a landmark handshake deal, Noah convinces Unreal Engine owner's (Epic Games) to let him use the Unreal Engine.
2002
April 2002
Structure Studios featured on the cover of Aqua Magazine
December 2001
Investment is secured, and Structure Studios is officially born.
2001
November 2001
Noah shows 3D concepts at the International Pool and Spa Show in Phoenix, AZ
2000
2000
Noah is hired to present a real 3D interactive swimming pool by Paddock Pools for $300
1999
At age 19, Noah is inspired by a networking diagram homework assignment to design swimming pools in 3D.
VizTerra
Pool Studio
Vip3D
YARD
