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HOA Submittal When Your Model Is Already Built

HOA Submittal When Your Model Is Already Built

HOA committees are volunteers who need clear pictures. Learn how to prepare renderings from your model that respect community guidelines.

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Interior Designers Who Already Modeled It: Rendering Only, Without Losing Your Design

Interior Designers Who Already Modeled It: Rendering Only, Without Losing Your Design

Your interior model is finished. Here is how designers get photoreal images from it: what to brief, what to mark and what to expect.

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Multifamily Rendering From Your Existing Model

Multifamily Rendering From Your Existing Model

One scene, several audiences. Learn how multifamily projects turn an existing model into images for lenders, planning boards and leasing.

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Office Interior Rendering From Your Existing Model

Office Interior Rendering From Your Existing Model

An office rendering is a promise about culture. Learn how to turn your existing interior model into images for leadership, leasing and recruiting.

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Rendering Only for a Client Presentation Deadline

Rendering Only for a Client Presentation Deadline

A presentation date does not move. Learn how to plan the buffers, choose the right views and deliver rendering from your model on time.

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Rendering Only for a Lender or Investor Package

Rendering Only for a Lender or Investor Package

Lenders and investors want credible images that match the budget. Learn how to prepare renderings from your model for a capital package.

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Rendering Only for Architects Who Model In-House: What to Hand Off and What to Keep

Rendering Only for Architects Who Model In-House: What to Hand Off and What to Keep

If you already built the model, you should not pay for it twice. Here is what architects prepare and control when they send a model out for rendering only.

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Rendering Only for Builders With an Existing Model: Sell the House Before You Build It

Rendering Only for Builders With an Existing Model: Sell the House Before You Build It

Your drafter or architect already built the model. Here is how a builder turns it into images that sell a house before the foundation is poured.

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Rendering Only for a City Permit Submittal

Rendering Only for a City Permit Submittal

City reviewers want accuracy, context and restraint. Learn how to produce permit submittal renderings from your existing 3D model.

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Rendering Only for Developers With an In-House BIM Team

Rendering Only for Developers With an In-House BIM Team

Keep the BIM team on design coordination. Give the studio a presentation copy and a frozen revision, and get consistent images for investors, city staff and buyers.

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Rendering Only for Remodeling Contractors: Sell the Job Before You Demolish

Rendering Only for Remodeling Contractors: Sell the Job Before You Demolish

A remodeling contractor with a model and photographs can get accurate images that help homeowners say yes: preparation, selections and before-and-after pairs.

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Rendering Only When Your Architect Gave You the Model: A Client Guide

Rendering Only When Your Architect Gave You the Model: A Client Guide

Your architect shared a 3D model, and now you need images. Learn what to ask for, what to send and how to keep the picture faithful to the design.

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