Building something is a huge undertaking. Whether it's in a village or a metropolis. Luckily for us, there's more going on in the capital, and there's construction and renovation going on at every turn. In contrast, here in Martin (where I'm from), which is in the middle of Slovakia, not much is being built, except for houses in suburban areas. That's why I was very excited when one of our clients sent us a project to work on not far from where I live.
Seeing the city you grew up in grow and change is always fascinating to watch, I think. But more important to us is the relationship with the project we're working on. After all, seeing a terminal being built is different than seeing a house being built, the scale is incomparable and the work involved. That's why it depends on the project itself. It also depends on the process of creating the visualizations, how it goes, how the clients react to it, and how they feel about our work.
The world is a big place, and the more projects you help present, the more likely you are to be able to go see the actual building. Whether it's in Prague, Bratislava, Pilsen, Martin, Indonesia, Dubai or Greece.