The benefits of working with an architect that offers 3D rendering

Pier Architecture offers 3D rendering services to clients to help them envisage what a project will look like on completion. Modern technology allows these images to be of almost photo-like quality. Elements such as cars, people, and furniture can be added to create a true-to-life representation of how a space might look and be used. It is hard to believe, sometimes, that these renders aren’t actual images.

There are lots of elements that make up the look and effectiveness of a finished space, like lighting for example. Details like this can be overlooked or misunderstood by clients in the design process but with 3D rendered architectural drawings their impact can be seen and important decisions made in the early stages, before changes become expensive.

Traditionally 2D views and plans had to suffice and clients had to rely on the vision and explanations of the architects, plus their own imaginations to understand what a finished project might look like. Extend this need to understand the plans and images to investors or potential buyers and you can see why having the finished article presented as a ‘reality’ has become invaluable, not only to the design and building process but to the presentation of the project to stakeholders. People are much more likely to commit to a project if they can see clearly what they are getting – be that the immediate client, buyers, or investors.

These 3D renders now also play an important part in the final marketing of a project and are becoming the excepted norm, particularly in the new-build housing market.

Pier Architecture does all its rendering in-house to ensure it is exactly as they designed it. By cutting out the middleman (some architects use agencies) we are able to ensure there is an accurate representation of the design and, more importantly, changes can be made more quickly than if the rendering was outsourced.

In summary, the 5 main benefits of Pier Architecture’s 3D rendering service includes:

1. Photo-like visuals for the completed project are taken from the plans as opposed to being an artist's impression.
2. A chance to see how details like lighting will affect the design and make any changes earlier in the process
3. Ensure the building materials used will create the right effect for the project
4. Avoiding abortive costs in the project as changes can be made, and errors spotted, early in the design process
5. An efficient marketing or promotional tool to pre-sell the completed product or persuade investors.Top of Form

If you are considering a new build, extension, or commercial project please visit our website for more information on what we offer and how we work www.pierarchitecture.com or contact us on 07795 031333 or email hello@pierarchitecture.com