What Office Architecture Visualization Services Typically Cover

What is typically covered

Visualization services for office and commercial architecture projects typically include exterior renders of the building, interior renders of lobbies and common areas, and often renders of typical tenant floor layouts to support leasing efforts.

For projects still in design, renders are also used internally to evaluate material choices, facade treatments, and interior finishes before they are locked in for construction.

How it supports leasing and design

Commercial leasing teams often use interior and lobby renders in marketing materials well before a building is finished, since prospective tenants frequently sign leases based on renders and floor plans rather than a completed space.

On the design side, renders help architects and clients evaluate how facade materials and interior finishes will actually read at full scale, which can be difficult to judge from material samples alone.

• Exterior renders of the building and facade
• Interior renders of lobbies and common areas
• Typical tenant floor layout renders for leasing
• Material and finish evaluation during design

Rendimension helps teams plan this kind of work. See Commercial Building Rendering for scope and pricing.