3D Architectural Rendering Services
in Vancouver & Across Canada and the US

Our 3D Rendering Services

• Exterior renderings. Facades, entrances and full buildings at day, dusk or night, with landscaping and context.
• Interior renderings. Furniture, finishes, materials and lighting developed to match your design intent.
• Aerial and site-context views. Your project placed in its real surroundings, using site plans, Civil 3D files and Google Maps references.
• 3D floor plans and 360° panoramas. Clear layouts and immersive views for presentations and sales material.
• Animation and walkthroughs. Camera-driven videos that take viewers through the design.
• Interactive real-time experiences. Explore the project in real time instead of through fixed images.
• Product rendering. Clean, realistic images of furniture, fixtures and products for catalogs and websites.

Who This Service Is For

• Architects. Images for client presentations, design reviews and approval packages.
• Developers and builders. Renderings for pre-construction marketing and sales.
• Interior designers. A way to show a space and its finishes before it is built.
• Real estate and marketing teams. Visuals for brochures, websites and listings.
• Homeowners and renovators. A clear picture of a new build or renovation before you commit.

What Is Included

• Final images in 4K or 8K. 4K for screen and presentations, 8K for large-format print.
• Your choice of format. JPG or PNG, layered TIFF or PSD for further editing, or any other format you ask for.
• Three rounds of revisions. Changes to materials, lighting, camera angles and details are covered during review.
• Confidentiality. We sign an NDA on request.

Choosing the Right Type of Rendering

Not every project needs the same kind of image. These are the differences that matter most when you are deciding what to order.

• Still images vs. animation. A still image is the fastest way to show a design and works for presentations, planning submissions and print. An animation or walkthrough shows movement through the space and suits launches and marketing.
• Pre-rendered vs. real-time. A pre-rendered image or video is calculated in advance to reach the highest visual quality. A real-time experience is rendered as you use it, so viewers can explore the project, switch materials or look around in VR.
• Clay vs. photorealistic. A clay render shows a building in one neutral material, which is useful for judging form and composition. A photorealistic render adds materials, lighting, landscaping and context to show the finished result.
• Exterior vs. interior. Exterior renderings focus on massing, facade, landscaping and setting. Interior renderings focus on layout, finishes, furniture and light.

Not sure which fits your project? Send us your drawings and tell us what the images are for, and we will recommend an approach.

What We Need From You

Start with whatever you have: Revit or BIM models, AutoCAD DWG or PDF drawings, SketchUp, 3ds Max or Rhino models, Civil 3D or SolidWorks files, Google Maps references, sketches and photos. The more detail you share, the more accurate the result.

We work in 3ds Max with V-Ray or Corona, Lumion, Twinmotion, Unreal Engine, SketchUp, Revit and Blender, with Photoshop, Illustrator and After Effects for finishing.