3D Architectural Visualization
In the work process, we create realistic and detailed spatial images of buildings and environments. We start with the design phase, transforming architects' and designers' concepts into precise digital models.
To these models, we add realistic textures, lighting solutions, and environmental elements to craft lifelike and memorable visuals. Our 3D images and animations enhance the understanding of materials, lighting, and spatial arrangements, enabling informed decisions before initiating the construction or interior design process.
This approach has proven invaluable for companies looking to visualize their ideas effectively, and we would love to help you achieve the same clarity for your projects.
What to consider before ordering?
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Should the final deliverables include photos or videos with three-dimensional views?
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What materials do you have as input? Drawings, plans, photos, etc. Are they accompanied by clear measurements?
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Do you want to see the object in three-dimensional space, or is the goal a detailed view with surrounding elements—such as urban environments or furnishings? Or do you need additional elements added to existing photos or videos?
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Do you have specific lighting or atmosphere preferences for the project? For example, daylight or evening light, a specific season, or weather conditions (sunny, cloudy, etc.)?
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Are you expecting additional animation or interactive features? For instance, should people or vehicles be in motion, or do you want to include an interactive element (like a 360-degree view)?
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Do you have specific requirements or expectations regarding visual style, such as adhering to a brand's visual identity guidelines?
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In which channels and formats will the final solution be presented?
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What is the project's timeline and budget constraints? Is the deadline or budget the priority? This will determine the level of detail and scope of the visualization.
What to consider regarding project timeline and cost?
The timeline and budget for project completion primarily depend on the level of detail required. How many trees, shrubs, roads, sofas, tables, chairs, etc., need to be shown in the project? Completing the project can take anywhere from a single workday to several months.
Details create realism, but since the 3D environment mimics the physical laws of the real world, achieving a realistic outcome relies heavily on the placement of light sources, shadows, reflections, and more. Thus, even for a single image, the entire environment must be constructed.
For example, if you want to visualize a living room, simply having one wall and minimal furniture is not sufficient. To make the image look true-to-life, it’s essential to create the entire room with four walls, a floor, and a ceiling, while also incorporating details that may not be immediately visible but provide realistic depth through reflections, shadows, and the interplay of light.
