Styles of 3D Rendering For Residential Architecture

Residential architecture, that is, housing construction projects carried out by national builders, benefits greatly from residential architectural representation. Rendering consists of creating a 3D image with colors and shadows so that designers, subcontractors and potential clients have a clear idea of ​​what the finished project looks like. In addition to developing designs accurately, 3D architectural rendering can help identify potential problems at the beginning of the design process and present design ideas effectively to both partners and customers.

Home builders often create single-family images, as well as street scenes or site images, so that potential investors or buyers can see the proposed purchase in the context of the street on which their home will be placed. These scenes or street scenes are generally used in the broader context of the marketing materials used by home builders. This material generally includes 3D rendered images, street scenes, house plans and flyers that show the rendering, as well as floor plans for each house and site maps, which may indicate the phases of development of large sites. Using a 3D CAD model, you can create a rendered image and provide a realistic and detailed view of the house.

Difference types of 3D Rendering

3D Interior rendering: view of the interior of the house, includes a 3D view of the floor, furniture and lighting. Ultimately, you must provide viewers with a perspective on home life.

3D Exterior rendering: a view of the exterior of the house, mainly an elevation view of the facades, lighting according to the time of day, shadows and reflections, as well as lighting, vegetation and landscape. , are also part of this perspective. The combined effect should make viewers understand the connection between home, the environment and neighbors.

Each type of 3D rendering can be presented in a certain style of representation. In general, all three types will be described in the same style to maintain continuity and provide accurate views.

Advances in technology have meant that the visualization of homes has changed from hand-drawn 2D sketches of old images to computer-generated images that are photo realistic canvases. Beyond the faithful representation of interiors, exteriors and aerial views in three-dimensional forms, the representation allowed artists to create emotions, a feeling of lightness, luxury and even show users how to use their spaces.

These different styles require the appropriate software tools to create effective representations. Many modern software tools incorporate many features, textures and templates to create accurate representations. Some architectural 3D rendering software tools allow you to draw and color water styles with a range of colors and textures to open the pieces in an attractive way. Residential construction companies and developers can effectively share residential designs with potential customers through the use of 3D rendering and virtual reality from home builders.