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See the Project Before It Exists
Exterior renders help audiences understand how a proposed building will look within its surroundings before construction is complete. archVi develops each view from approved architectural, landscape, material and context inputs, with the visual direction shaped around the project's purpose.
Exterior Visualisation for Different Project Needs
Show the architecture, façade treatment, landscape and surrounding environment in clear natural conditions.
Explore lighting, atmosphere and the character of the project after daylight, where relevant to the brief.
Show buildings within the larger development, landscape and surrounding context from an elevated perspective.
Place the project within its intended streetscape, neighbouring buildings and wider environment.
Focus on façade materials, landscape elements, entrances and architectural details where closer visual attention is required.
From Approved Design to Photoreal Exterior
The visual should communicate the intended architecture without losing accuracy. archVi begins with approved drawings, models, materials and landscape information, then develops geometry, lighting, composition and surrounding context around the agreed visual direction.
From Project Inputs to Final Exterior Renders
Inputs
Receive approved drawings, models, material references, landscape information and required views.
Brief
Define camera views, output formats, visual direction, timeline and review stages.
Build
Prepare the required 3D model, surroundings, materials, lighting and environmental elements.
Render
Produce the agreed exterior views with the defined level of detail and visual treatment.
Review
Refine the work through agreed review rounds while keeping changes aligned with approved information.
Deliver
Provide final approved renders in the agreed formats and specifications.
Clear Scope From Brief to Final Image
The engagement should establish what needs to be visualised, what information is available, how much modelling is required and what the final imagery needs to deliver.
Approved architectural drawings or 3D models
Façade and material references
Landscape and site information
Required camera views
Lighting and visual direction
Context and surrounding elements
Review rounds and final formats
Built for Launch, Sales and Presentation
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Project Launch
Create the visual foundation for introducing an unbuilt development and establishing how the project should be seen.
02
Sales Communication
Help buyers understand architecture, landscape and the intended setting before the physical project can be experienced.
03
Design Presentation
Communicate approved design intent to stakeholders and project teams through clear, detailed exterior views.
04
Marketing Communication
Provide exterior imagery for approved brochures, campaigns, websites and other project communication touchpoints.
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Interior Renders
Visualise proposed interiors, materials, furniture and spatial details.
Masterplan, Aerial & Isometric Visualisation
Make larger developments, clusters, amenities and spatial relationships easier to understand.
Floor Plan Visualisation
Turn approved plans into clearer 2D or 3D layouts.
3D Walkthroughs
Guide audiences through unbuilt spaces using planned camera movement.
3D Animation
Use planned movement and animation to communicate architecture and project ideas in motion.
Selected Work
Frequently Asked Questions
archVi creates photorealistic exterior imagery from approved architectural information. Depending on the brief, this can include building views, landscape, surrounding context, aerial CGI perspectives, day views, dusk views and architectural detail. The final mix of views is defined during scoping around the project's communication objective, available inputs, visual direction and required output formats.
Typical inputs include approved architectural drawings or 3D models, façade and material references, landscape information, site or context references, required views and visual direction. Project information and factual details should be approved by the relevant client or project team before production begins. Exact requirements depend on the project's stage, visual complexity and agreed scope.
The engagement defines the required views, modelling requirements, level of detail, visual direction, output formats, review stages and final deliverables before production begins. Review rounds establish when work is presented, how feedback is consolidated and what changes are included within the agreed scope. This helps keep the final imagery aligned with approved project information and avoids ambiguity around additional requirements.
Timeline and cost depend on the number and complexity of views, the condition of supplied models or drawings, modelling requirements, material and landscape detail, surrounding context, output specifications and review rounds. More complex environments or views may require additional modelling and visual development. These factors should be assessed during briefing and reflected in the agreed production scope.
Relevant work should be presented with enough context to understand the project, visual requirement and archVi's actual contribution. The page should prioritise strong exterior examples across different project types, scales, views and treatments, including day, dusk, detail and contextual imagery where available. Where approved, individual examples should link to the corresponding Portfolio project or Case Study for deeper context.
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