Yes. We can join a project at the concept stage while the architectural design is still being developed. We can start with the materials you already have, including drawings, sketches, a 3D model, references, or a moodboard. The visualization can then be updated as the design develops.

We can work with whatever project materials you currently have. This can include architectural drawings, floor plans, elevations, a 3D model, material specifications and visual references.

A ready-made 3D model is not required. If you have one, we can use it as a starting point. If not, our team can build the model from your drawings and other project materials.

Before we begin, we also discuss the scope, number of views, desired mood and any technical requirements for the final images.

Yes. We can recreate the existing site and its surroundings using photographs, site plans, maps and other references. This includes nearby buildings, landscape, roads and other relevant details.

We can also recreate specific materials, furniture, lighting and finishes based on your specifications, photos or manufacturer references.

Yes. We can create different versions of the same project with daytime or evening lighting, sunny or overcast weather, and different seasons. These options can be planned from the start or created as additional versions from the existing 3D scene.

The cost depends on the scale and complexity of the project, the number of views, the level of detail, whether a 3D model is already available, and the requirements for the final images. Once we review the project materials, we can estimate the scope of work and provide a quote.

Yes. When several views are created from the same 3D scene, additional images may cost less because part of the production work has already been completed. We can also offer individual terms for architecture studios and real estate developers that work with us on a regular basis.

Yes. We can join your team for a single project or work with your architecture studio on an ongoing basis. We adapt the workflow to your team and can work directly with architects throughout different stages of the project.

Yes. We use AI as an additional tool at certain stages of the process when it can speed up the workflow or help with a specific task. The visualization itself is created and controlled by our team to maintain the architecture, materials, proportions, and project details.
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AI supports our workflow but does not replace the work of a professional architectural visualization team.