3D rendering services interior, exterior, elevation or all three

A 3D render is a picture made from a 3D model. We build the building or the room on a computer from your drawings, add materials, furniture and light, and place a camera. The result looks like a photograph of a place that does not exist yet. You will also hear it called a 3D view or 3D visualisation.

Most enquiries fall into three kinds. 3D interior rendering shows rooms. 3D exterior rendering shows the building in its setting, including aerial views. 3D elevation rendering shows the front face of a building, and elevation is the word most homeowners and contractors use. We render an elevation from the architect's drawings. We do not design the facade.

Architects who want one studio for a whole presentation should read architectural visualisation.

Start from what the picture has to show, and who has to approve it or buy from it.

If you already hold a finished render, you may not need a new one. AI render enhancement re-lights and refines an existing image under our direction. Day-to-night renders take one view and deliver it for day, golden hour and night, with nothing else in the picture changing.

If the design has changed, or you need a different camera angle, the scene is rendered again.

Stills are quoted per view. A view is one image from one camera position. The charge depends on how much has to be modelled, how detailed the materials, furniture and landscape are, and how many rounds of changes are expected. An exterior usually needs more modelling than a single room, because the building, the landscape and the surroundings all have to be built.

More views of the same space cost less per view, because the model is made once. Re-lighting or enhancing a finished render is quoted per view and per light setting, and involves no new modelling. Our guide to 3D rendering cost in India explains the units and what a quotation should list.