The need for 3D modeling and rendering services is growing yearly. Engineering, construction, interior, and exterior design-related industries have recognised the advantages of CGI and make full use of it. There are various reasons for it: using 3D visualizations it’s feasible to display things that don’t exist yet or make cheaper photographs in mass while preserving good image quality. The advantages for architectural firms include those already discussed.
D visualization and hand-drawn sketches can present concepts that have not yet been realized in the actual world. However, the former has a significant advantage over the latter because contemporary 3D rendering software can create images that are indistinguishable from pictures.
This kind of excellence leaves no room for interpretation and secures construction contracts as a result. To increase their sales, several architecture businesses have already recognised this and used 3D modeling and rendering services; you should do the same.
Rendering for CAD Models
We provide outsourced CAD rendering services for whole structures, architectural theme parks, resorts, and recreation areas, furniture items, architectural ornamental products, and rendering of wood and metal to generate effective marketing brochures at reasonable pricing.
In order to help engineering design businesses, architectural consultants, architects, and interior design firms effectively sell their designs and products, we create high-end rendering by importing 2D drawings and 3D CAD models from Revit, AutoCAD, and SolidWorks into V-Ray and 3ds Max.
To marketing departments, contractors, product design engineers, and end users as well as design teams themselves, our 3D renderings aim to improve design communication among all the project stakeholders. Using Photoshop and Lightroom, our 3D artists emphasize lighting, shadows, dents, and textures to enhance design elements. They also generate immersive graphics that are compatible with AR/VR technology and BIM as-built models that are used to make walkthroughs.