3D Architectural Rendering

Even if you are an architect and know it inside out, the final representation of your project should come with a 3D render. The rendering part can be daunting with the specific CGI vocabulary that includes such terms as polygons, subdivision surfaces, volumetric lights, etc.

Professional CAD software like Archicad or simpler programs like SketchUp do a great job on the structural aspect. However, they don’t produce good-looking renders so you need to use another tool or look for a company that offers 3D rendering services.

It`s used as a part of presentations or pitches of different kinds. Let`s say you`re presenting a concept of a sports ground for a county and you can not only show them static drawings but also orbit the camera around it while still letting you select different configurations, colors, etc.

Although, the pros of 3D renders are very obvious and subconsciously clear for most people, let’s point out the most important benefits.

We live in three-dimensional space and naturally people gravitate towards 3D experiences compared to traditional 2d images or PowerPoint slides with text.

Most architects work with 2D plans, so even experienced architects can miss something important just by omitting the 3D walkthrough around their creation.

You can edit a 3D model and render it again at a fraction of the cost of real building reconstruction that also might not be possible at all.

There are different types of architectural projects that we make.

Interior rendering includes many objects and textures within the building. It`s great for designing office spaces, hotels, expro centers, etc. If you sell some equipment (e.g., at a car wash) you can integrate your appliances into an indoor environment.

The outside look at the building is mandatory for presenting your project to investors. The 3D render should be as close to the real plans as possible, yet it should give a realistic look on how your project will look in real life.

If you are designing not a single house but a neighborhood or a factory with multiple buildings, aerial rendering is a must-have. It`ll give a bird-eye view of the project you`re about to launch.

We’re not a typical company that creates architectural renders. We specialize in web implementation of 3D solutions that solve specific tasks for a client. Usually, it’s interactive and highly engaging.

At first we collect important information about the structure you want to recreate in 3D. We determine what type of render it should be, static, dynamic or web.

It`s great if you already have plans for your building. Otherwise we`ll work on sketching out your idea together and use it as a base for your 3D solution.

After we understand your requirements and select the render techniques, we complete the paperwork routine.

This stage covers all the steps of preparing for architectural rendering, including modeling, texturing, providing customization controls & interactions if needed.

When your 3D building or a structure is ready for the launch, we share the results of work with you and help you deploy the solution on your website.

We have extensive experience in building complex and interactive 3D projects. Also, we’ve launched a number of services that introduce architectural modeling and rendering.

The 3D solutions we offer work on the Internet 24/7 so end users can access your architectural renders from any device anytime.

Your architectural project will be rendered in a web browser in real time so your client just needs to open a link and have a true 3D experience.

We offer the full cycle of 3D services that include modeling, setting up scenes and real-time rendering on a web platform.

Architectural rendering work requires experience, knowledge, and precision to recreate a real building or its plan in 3D so it looks realistic. Prices vary a lot and there is no clear answer, it might be $500 or $5,000 and more. The rendering prices don`t include architecture plans and they are usually based on them, so keep it in mind when estimating your budget.