Rendimension Blog
Insights & Articles
Perspectives on architectural visualization, pre-construction decisions, and the business of 3D rendering.
Renderings for Multi Site Retail Rollouts
Rolling out fifty locations one rendering at a time is how programs get expensive. The alternative is building a prototype once and treating each site as a variation.
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3D Rendering vs Virtual Staging
The two get confused constantly and they solve different problems. One needs a photograph. The other needs a floor plan. That single difference decides which you can even use.
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Listing Photography vs Renderings
Photography and rendering are not competing for the same job. One proves a property is real. The other sells a property that is not yet real. Most projects need both, in sequence.
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What a Developer Supplies for Renderings
Rendering schedules slip on inputs far more often than on production. Here is the list that lets a package start, and the two items that stall it most.
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How Long Real Estate Renderings Take
The production time is the predictable part. What moves a rendering schedule is the state of the drawings, the number of review rounds, and whether the finishes are decided.
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Aerial vs Eye Level Site Plan Views
Most site plan requests default to an aerial. That is right for approvals and wrong for sales, and the difference is worth deciding on purpose rather than by habit.
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Landscape Detail in Site Plan Rendering
On many site plans the buildings are a minority of the frame. Everything else is landscape, and it is usually the part nobody specified.
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Survey Data for Site Plan Rendering
A site plan rendering is only as accurate as the ground under it. Four pieces of survey information decide whether the image is a depiction or a sketch.
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Interior Renderings vs Interior Photography
A photographer needs a finished, styled, accessible room. A rendering needs a plan and a finish schedule. That is the whole decision, and it is decided by the calendar.
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Specifying FFE and Materials for Interior Renderings
Every unspecified item in an interior becomes our choice rather than yours. Here is what to specify, how precise to be, and where precision stops paying.
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What an Interior Designer Supplies for a Rendering
Two items block an interior rendering from starting. The rest can arrive while it is in production. Knowing which is which is how a schedule holds.
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Resolution and Print Specs for Interior Renderings
Resolution is decided before the camera is set, not after the image is delivered. Getting it wrong is one of the few rendering errors that cannot be fixed in revision.
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