Rendimension Blog
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Perspectives on architectural visualization, pre-construction decisions, and the business of 3D rendering.
How Much Detail a 3D Walkthrough Needs
Every hour spent modeling something the camera never reaches is an hour not spent on the shot people will actually watch.
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What to Give Your 3D Walkthrough Studio
A walkthrough project fails at handoff more often than in production. Here is the package that prevents it.
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VR Walkthroughs for Multifamily Leasing Offices
The headset does not lease the apartment. The leasing agent does, and the headset is the only tool that lets them show a unit that does not exist yet.
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VR Walkthroughs for Senior Living Communities
The person wearing the headset is usually the daughter, not the resident. Design the experience for her.
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VR Walkthroughs for Student Housing
Leasing opens in October for a building that finishes in August. VR is the only way to show a bedroom that does not exist.
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VR for Architects: Design Review
Every practice has a story about a space that looked right in section and felt wrong when built. VR is where that gets caught.
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VR for General Contractors and Construction Teams
A clash report tells you two systems occupy the same space. VR tells you the corridor is now unusable.
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VR for Office and Workplace Fitouts
The fastest way to end a workplace layout argument is to put both options in a headset and let the committee stand in each one.
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How Long Does a VR Walkthrough Take to Produce?
Four to seven weeks for a typical residential unit, and most of the delay is on the client side rather than in production.
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What a VR Walkthrough Package Includes
The difference between two VR quotes is almost never the quality. It is what each one quietly left out.
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VR Headsets for Real Estate Sales: What to Buy
The headset decision is mostly an operations decision. Battery life and cleaning matter more than resolution.
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VR vs 360 Virtual Tours for Real Estate
One reaches everybody at low cost. The other convinces the few people who matter most. They are not competing purchases.
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