Building Types

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Every building type needs its own visual language. A residential tower, a boutique hotel, and an office campus present differently — and our renderings are tailored to each typology, from the way we frame the exterior to the story we tell inside.

Residential buildings

From single-family homes to apartment blocks and high-rise towers:

  • Housing renderings — exteriors that show the design in context, day and night.
  • Apartment interiors — living rooms, kitchens, bedrooms, and bathrooms staged to sell.
  • Off-plan sales imagery — marketing packages for developments launching before completion.
  • Villa and house visuals — gardens, pools, and lifestyle views that make a property feel like home.

Commercial buildings

Offices, retail, and mixed-use projects need to look like they mean business:

  • Office renderings — lobbies, workspaces, and facades that attract tenants and investors.
  • Retail and showroom visuals — spaces designed to display products and drive footfall.
  • Mixed-use developments — residential, commercial, and public spaces in one coherent vision.
  • Exterior CGI for leasing and sales — images that make a building stand out in a crowded market.

Hospitality

Hotels and resorts sell an experience — the render must sell it before construction:

  • Hotel rooms and suites — interiors that balance comfort, brand, and aspirational appeal.
  • Lobbies, restaurants, and bars — public spaces that set the tone for the whole property.
  • Resort and leisure visuals — pools, spas, and outdoor areas at their most inviting.
  • Hospitality animations — walkthroughs for investors, OTAs, and booking platforms.

Cultural and public buildings

Museums, schools, and civic buildings carry more weight than a sales pitch:

  • Competition renderings — presentation-grade visuals for design competitions and juries.
  • Public building visualization — civic, educational, and cultural projects shown with dignity and accuracy.
  • Contextual visuals — how the building sits in its site, streetscape, and city.

Industrial and specialized facilities

From logistics halls to research facilities, complex buildings need clear communication:

  • Industrial renderings — warehouses, factories, and logistics centers shown at scale.
  • Specialized facilities — laboratories, clinics, and technical buildings with precise materiality.
  • Construction phasing animations — step-by-step sequences for approvals and investor updates.

Renovation and adaptive reuse

Existing buildings have constraints — and opportunities:

  • Renovation visualizations — what a space becomes, shown convincingly for clients and approvals.
  • Before/after imagery — the transformation story, side by side.
  • Adaptive reuse projects — old structures reimagined for new purposes, rendered to inspire.

How do we price a project?

Every project is quoted individually — the building type, image count, and detail level drive the price. Most stills land within 1–5 working days, with review rounds included. Get a clear quote in one working day: send us your drawings or check the FAQs.

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