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Client Questions
Straight answers to the questions clients ask before they hire a visualization studio: what to send, how long it takes, what a permit or HOA needs, and what changes when you already have the model.
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Send Elevations and Sections for 3D Rendering
Elevations and sections give the height information plans lack. Learn what each should contain and how to avoid conflicts.
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Send Floor Plans for 3D Rendering: What to Include
A good floor plan for rendering shows every level, dimensions or scale, openings, stairs, fixed elements and north. Learn formats, markup and common problems.
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Send Reference Photos for 3D Rendering
Site, material and mood photos give a rendering its realism. Learn what to shoot, how to shoot it with a phone and how to label it.
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What a Builder Should Send for a 3D Rendering
A builder should send current plans, a selection sheet, lot photos and a stated purpose. Learn what a studio needs to render spec homes, remodels and bids.
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What a Developer Should Send for a 3D Rendering
A developer should send the milestone, a frozen drawing set or model, the site context and finish packages. Learn what to send for approvals and marketing.
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What a Homeowner Should Send for a 3D Rendering
A homeowner can start a 3D rendering with photos, a few measurements and a sketch. Learn what to send and how to describe it.
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What a Real Estate Agent Should Send for a 3D Rendering
A real estate agent should send room photos, rough measurements, the job type and the intended use. Learn the package for staging, renovation, lots and pre-construction.
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What a Restaurant or Retail Owner Should Send for a 3D Rendering
A restaurant or retail owner should send the lease plan, photos, a concept brief, the layout and branding files. Learn what to gather before a rendering.
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What an Architect Should Send for a 3D Rendering
Architects should send a clean model or a curated drawing set, a one-page brief, camera positions and material references. Learn what matters.
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What an Interior Designer Should Send for a 3D Rendering
An interior designer should send a dimensioned plan, a specification schedule, annotated mood images and lighting intent. Learn the full package.
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What to Send a 3D Rendering Studio to Get Started
A studio needs the building and the picture: plans, elevations, site, finishes, photos, and your purpose, views and deadline. Learn what to send and why.
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What to Send for a Commercial Interior 3D Rendering
To render a commercial interior, send the base plan, layout, ceiling and lighting, finishes, furniture and branding. Learn the full package.
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