Renders
Commercial project renderings and residential renders show buildings before construction, depicting proposed materials and lighting.Can't find it? Describe what you need and matching suppliers will come to you.
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Project renders show a proposed building before construction starts. They can represent the massing, elevations, materials, landscape, lighting and relationship to the site for review by clients, design teams and planning authorities. Country Club Reimagination by EB Architecture + Design is one example of the residential and mixed-use work represented on this page.
Project Renders
Commercial project renderings show how a development may read from the street, how people move through it and how new buildings relate to neighboring properties. Project rendering may also focus on a single residence, interior volume or outdoor space. Contemporary in the County by smpl Design Studio, Elkmont Town Hall by Scott Wilson Architect and Black Forest House by Further Architecture show the range of projects presented in the gallery.
What information should a project rendering show?
Useful renders identify the building form, primary materials, openings, site context and viewpoint. Planning work should include adjacent streets, buildings and landscape where they affect the proposal.
When are commercial project renderings used?
Renders are often prepared for client review, public presentations, leasing material and planning submissions. The level of detail required depends on the project stage and the decisions the image must support.
How many renders does a project need?
The brief determines the number of views. A small residence may need a few key exterior and interior views, while a larger development may require street views, aerial context, pedestrian perspectives and amenity spaces.