Although it's not rocket science, not everyone knows what 3D architectural rendering is. As the name tells off, 3D rendering is a three-dimensional view of an object. In this case, the object can be a building or a house that has to be built. Not too long ago, architectural plans were presented in a 2D view because the technology wasn't as complex as it is today. Nowadays, 2D visualizations aren't nearly as impressive and exciting as 3D renderings, which is why they slowly but surely disappear. 3D architectural visualization offers the chance to play with your imagination and to get a more comprehensive impression of what your building will look like.

Architectural visualization is possible by using a rendering module that helps you view your project from different angles and also allows you to perform changes if needed. Computer rendering uses virtual images that are created from original designs. These virtual images help you visualize our home as if you were actually inside. You will be able to see your house in all its carefully planned details: from ceilings to floors, from walls to doors, from fixtures to furniture and surrounding landscape. Adding an animated feature to the whole concept and you will be able to manipulate pictures, move videos back and forward and obtain the desired look.

As expected, not anyone can generate such models. Architectural rendering requires technical expertise in animation and multimedia manipulation. It takes imagination, creativity and technical knowledge to master the art of architectural rendering.

A great plus of 3D floorplans and 3D renderingsarchitectural visualization is that, if changes need to be made, they can be incorporated immediately, even after the model is approved. All the intricate aspects related to the design of the rooms, lifts, stairs, surroundings, paints and color schemes can be edited and presented in videos in even the smallest detail. This isn't possible in manually drawn models.