The financial component of the project is formed from several clear parameters: the number of required angles, the detail of the architecture and interiors, the quality of the provided 3D model (whether it needs to be created from scratch), the resolution of the final frames, and the availability of animation clips. Based on the analysis of your drawings and business tasks, we usually prepare several options for a commercial offer. This can be both a concise set of renders for a quick start and a large-scale cinematic package for presentations to investors and printing in the media. Thus, you yourself choose the optimal level of visualization that the project needs right now.

The creation of the basic package of final visualizations will take 5 to 20 business days from the moment of confirmation of the technical specifications. This time is divided into clear steps: adjustment of geometry (serial renderings), adjustment of light materials and final polishing of parts. Complex projects that include a large number of angles, videos or design options can take more than an hour. The speed of implementation is critically dependent on post-production and the efficiency of your turnaround, so we further divide the process into stages and immediately advance, if the correction of technical specifications meets the deadline.

For the most effective start, drawings (plans and facades), 3D models (CAD/BIM), as well as a selection of references that reflect the desired materials, atmosphere and lighting are best suited. If the documentation is only partially ready, it is not a problem. We will hold a short online meeting to discuss the target audience, positioning and general style, after which we will help form a visual vector. This approach will allow you to get exactly the image of the object that will appeal to future buyers already in the first draft renders.

The revision are already included in the price and are divided into three logical stages: geometry approval (gray renders), color/light adjustments, and final detailing. This approach helps to make changes in a timely manner and avoid endless small adjustments at the end. If the task itself changes dramatically during the process (for example, a completely different facade design or interior style is approved), we separately agree on the terms for these additional volumes so that the cooperation remains transparent and honest.