Rendimension Blog
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Perspectives on architectural visualization, pre-construction decisions, and the business of 3D rendering.
Planning an Amenity Reveal Sequence for Pre-Construction Marketing
An amenity reveal sequence releases amenity renderings over several weeks instead of all at once, giving the campaign fresh content, repeated reasons to contact buyers and a story ...
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Phase Two Visual Refresh: Renderings for the Next Release of a Development
A phase two release needs a visual refresh that reuses the phase one model while adding new views, updated site context, revised unit types and fresh campaign images, so returning ...
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Press Release and Media Kit Renderings for New Developments
A new development media kit should include a small set of high-resolution renderings, usually a hero exterior, a key amenity, an interior and an aerial, with clear captions, credit...
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Groundbreaking and Launch Event Visuals for New Developments
Groundbreaking and launch events need visuals that work at large scale and in person: large-format renderings on easels or backdrops, looping film on screens, construction fence gr...
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Pre-Construction Visuals for Building a Waitlist Before Launch
A pre-construction waitlist grows fastest with a few strong teaser renderings, a simple landing page, a clear registration offer such as early access to floor plans, and regular ne...
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A Visual Approval Workflow for Pre-Construction Marketing Teams
An efficient approval workflow for pre-construction renderings defines who reviews each stage, consolidates feedback into one list per round, approves camera views before detail an...
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ADU Rendering Services: Visualizing Accessory Dwelling Units for Owners, Builders and Permits
ADU renderings show an accessory dwelling unit in its real setting: how it sits behind or beside the main house, how the small interior works, and how it looks from the street and ...
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Duplex and Fourplex Renderings: Visualizing Missing Middle Housing
Duplex, triplex and fourplex renderings show missing middle housing as it will read from the street: a building at the scale of a house that holds several homes, with clear entries...
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Cottage Court Community Renderings: Showing Small Homes Around a Shared Green
Cottage court renderings show a cluster of small homes arranged around a shared green or courtyard, with porches facing the court, parking at the edge and compact interiors that fe...
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Podium Apartment Renderings: Visualizing 5 Over 1 and Wrap Buildings
Podium apartment renderings show a 5 over 1 or similar building as it will be experienced: a concrete ground floor with lobby, retail or parking, wood frame residential floors abov...
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Barndominium Renderings: Visualizing Metal Building Homes Before You Build
Barndominium renderings show a metal or post frame home in its real rural setting, with the exterior finishes, porches, shop or garage bays and open interiors that define the type,...
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Infill Single Family Renderings: Showing a New Home on an Established Street
Infill single family renderings show a new home on an existing street, between real neighboring houses, so owners, reviewers and buyers can judge scale, setbacks, roof lines and ma...
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