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Architectural 3D visualisation — Architect
Explain whether the images are for choosing a design, communicating with stakeholders or presenting a finished proposal. Supply the current drawings, viewpoints and material references, then identify which details are fixed and which the visualiser is being asked to propose.
Service scope
Production of digital views or models to communicate an architectural proposal, using a specified design, viewpoints and presentation brief. Visualisation represents an intended appearance and is not by itself a measured survey, technical construction package or confirmation that a scheme can be built.
What is normally included
- Agreed exterior or interior views
- Model preparation from supplied design information
- Specified material and lighting presentation
What is not included
- Engineering verification implied by a realistic image
- Unlimited redesign within a rendering commission
Typical tasks
- Check source design information
- Agree viewpoints and image purpose
- Build or adapt the visual model
- Prepare draft views for comments
- Deliver the agreed presentation files
What to include in your brief
- Current plans or model
- Required views and output format
- Material and finish references
- Intended audience and use
- Revision allowance and deadline
Choosing the right professional
Review work with comparable building types and ask how design revisions are handled. Make clear whether the appointment includes design development or only visual representation; photorealism cannot establish dimensions, technical compliance or material availability.
Important considerations
- Outdated drawings can produce persuasive but incorrect images
- Unfixed material choices can be mistaken for a final specification
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