A8 DESIGN
WORKING PROCESS
BENEFITS
Architectural visualization service is intended for all professionals in the building sector, from the project manager to the client, including all the intermediate trades. Each of these actors needs to present their ideas, concepts, goods or know-how. And the most spectacular way to do so is to present a realistic image of a space realized following the intervention of the professional.
The advantages of the 3D architectural renderings are multiple:
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Real estate developers sell sell easily before completion. The developer presents exactly how the property will look like. Investors can request modifications or select options, which can be accurately visualized with the architectural visualization service.
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Interior designers and architects present the spaces after construction. The customer can see what the space will look like after the intervention of the project manager. This makes it easier to decide and avoids unnecessary back and forth.
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Suppliers showcase their goods or services. Whether they are material manufacturers, kitchen designers or bathroom installers, professionals of the building industry can highlight their know-how and their goods with beautiful visuals.
Submitting the Brief
The standard interior 3D rendering project workflow process at A8 DESIGN begins when the client submits a brief.
Normally, it includes floor plans and elevations, lighting schemes, style and mood references, and background photos.
Also, if possible, one should reference furniture, appliances, and decor items, as well as textures and materials used in the design. To learn more about the things to add here, read this article about a perfect project brief for interior renderings.
The Standard Workflow Process of an Interior 3D Rendering Project at A8 DESIGN
The digital rendering process consists of several stages. Basically, it all starts when a client sends a project brief to a 3D visualization studio. Then, 3D artists create stunning photoreal imagery using information from a given assignment. And after that, they send the render results to a client.
But there are also some intermediate steps necessary for creating perfect 3D images. By these, we mean the rounds of corrections that every CG render undergoes.
The 3D visualization team shows them intermediate results. This way, the clients can check whether the work is going in the right direction and ask for adjustments if needed.
01. Concept 1
Such render results present the space without any materials, textures, artificial lighting, and even 3D models of furnishings or decor. 3D visuals of this type are usually requested at the earliest stages of work. Grayscale renders help to check the geometry and proportions in the room. Also, such a CG render help to make sure that the dimensions and locations of windows, doors, baseboards, and moldings are correct.
02. Concept 2
This kind of image is actually not a render. It is simply a screenshot from the camera viewport of 3ds Max software — the program used by our 3D artists to create renderings. With the help of such pictures, one can get a preliminary view of future visualization — check composition, proportions, etc.
03. Fast render
As you can see from the picture above, textures in fast renderings are not traced perfectly. However, they are visible enough to understand if all the materials and colors are shown correctly. Also, this type of render results allows seeing how the lighting works in the space. So, at this stage, the client might ask to change a certain color, texture, or lighting if needed.
04. Final render
Now the work is almost over, but there is one more step to take. After the images are rendered in high resolution, they undergo post-production. It is when the 3D artists add final touches to the render using Photoshop or some other suitable software.
At this post-processing stage, it is possible to tweak the colors, brightness, contrast, sharpness, depth, add some special effects, a brand’s logo, etc
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