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Kitchen Renderings for Multifamily Developers: Selling Units Through the Most Viewed Room
Kitchen renderings are among the most viewed images in any multifamily campaign. Developers get the best results by rendering the kitchen of each major unit type from an angle that...
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Primary Suite Renderings for Developers: Bedroom, Bath and Closet Images That Sell
Primary suite renderings show the bedroom, bathroom and closet that buyers consider the private heart of a home. Developers get the best results by rendering the bedroom with its v...
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Corridor and Elevator Lobby Renderings: Showing the Spaces Residents See Every Day
Corridor and elevator lobby renderings show the residential floors that buyers and renters pass through every day: the elevator landing, hallway finishes, lighting, unit entry door...
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Mailroom and Package Room Renderings for Multifamily Buildings
Mailroom and package room renderings show residents how deliveries are received, stored and picked up: parcel lockers, cold storage for groceries, oversized package shelving and se...
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Building Entrance and Porte Cochere Renderings: Designing the First Impression
Building entrance and porte cochere renderings show the arrival experience: the drop-off, the canopy, the entry doors, landscaping, lighting and the first view into the lobby. They...
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Facade Material Study Renderings: Deciding Exterior Materials With Confidence
Facade material study renderings compare exterior material options, such as brick, stone, fiber cement, metal panels, stucco and glass, on the same building from the same camera, s...
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Balcony and Terrace Renderings: Selling Outdoor Space in Multifamily Projects
Balcony and terrace renderings show private outdoor space: its size, railing design, flooring, furniture, planting and the view. Because outdoor space is highly valued in multifami...
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Model Unit vs Rendered Unit: When Developers Need a Physical Model and When Renderings Are Enough
A physical model unit lets buyers touch finishes and feel real space, but it is available only late and in one location. A rendered unit, delivered as stills, 360 tours or VR, is a...
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Ceiling Heights and Volume in Interior Renderings: Showing Space Honestly
Interior renderings communicate ceiling height through camera height, lens choice, window proportions, furniture scale and lighting. Double-height living rooms, coffered ceilings, ...
Read article → Entry Monument and Community Gateway Renderings for Master-Planned Communities
Entry monument and community gateway renderings show the signature entrance of a master-planned community: monument walls, signage, landscape, lighting, water features and the boul...
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Seasonal Exterior Renderings: Showing a Project in Spring, Summer, Autumn and Winter
Seasonal exterior renderings show a building or community in different seasons: spring bloom, full summer foliage, autumn color and winter conditions. They help buyers understand y...
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Flooring and Material Transitions in Interior Renderings: Getting the Details Right
Flooring and material transitions in interior renderings show where wood meets tile, how plank direction runs, which tile pattern is used and how thresholds and transition strips a...
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