The most important quality of an architectural firm is their ability to present their ideas of the construction to help the client visualize the architecture. Unfortunately, 2d diagrams just don’t cut it. Clients are more likely to take their business elsewhere if they don’t resonate with your 2d schematics or find it to be unclear. But with 3d Architectural Visualisation, the whole process becomes much easier and very little is left to the client’s imagination.

What is it?

3d visualisation is the process of producing detailed 3-dimensional images and schematics using computer software to accurately present the suggested design. This technology has advanced considerably in the past few years, and it is no longer a luxury; it is a necessity. Due to the addition of a new dimension to the visualisation process, confusing aspects such as lighting, ventilation and even furnishing can be indicated with relative ease. Here is how 3d rendering and visualisation can benefit you and the client.

A Clear Understanding of the Design

A concept or idea is always easier to comprehend if it is perceivable by sight. With 3d visualisation, designers can open their creative minds on a versatile platform to convey ideas clearly and efficiently. Architects can even modify the design on the spot to meet the client’s demands.

Rectify Errors with Ease

As with any construction, there is always going to be errors or unforeseen last-minute changes to the blueprint. The rectification process for the physical model costs a lot of time and money which can be avoided in the case of 3d Architectural Visualisation. In 3d visualisation, error rectification takes only a few clicks and hardly any time. In addition, errors can be detected before the construction has been set in motion, which is sadly not the case with physical models and 2d images.

Affordable and Cost-Effective

In the past, 3d rendering software was expensive and only available to top firms that could shell out the cash. However, now it is very affordable and can save your architectural firm a lot of time and money in the future. You can make changes and solve design problems on the fly, without having to redo the whole model or blueprint. Also, by purchasing the software, you can avoid the unnecessary cost of outsourcing the task. 3d visualisation is not the future, it is the present, and it is an indispensable tool to outclass your competition.