Simple Minimalist structure animation

I’m producing a series of structural-engineering videos and need clean, minimalist 3D explainer sequences to illustrate each concept. The focus is on clarity rather than photorealism, so think simple geometries, unobtrusive custom icons, and concise text overlays that guide viewers through load paths, shear transfer, moment frames, and similar topics. I’ll supply reference sketches, CAD sections, or hand calculations for every segment along with a short script that highlights the key talking points. Your task is to translate that material into short animated clips (typically 30–90 seconds each) that slot straight into my final edits. Core requirements • Minimalistic style throughout—flat colors, clean lighting, no distracting textures • Integrated text overlays and labels that match my brand palette and typography • Simple yet accurate geometric representations of beams, slabs, joints, etc. • Custom icons where a symbol communicates a force, reaction, or restraint more clearly than words • Final delivery as 1080p (or higher) MP4 plus the source project files so I can request tweaks if a calculation or dimension changes later If you’re comfortable animating in Blender, Cinema 4D, Maya, or an equivalent tool and can keep technical accuracy in mind while maintaining a stripped-back aesthetic, let’s talk timelines and milestones.