Architectural 3D Rendering Enabler-Architectural Visualization

Example

Applying brick, glass, or wood textures to building surfaces

Scenario

An architect designs a building facade and uses the texture mapping feature to apply different materials to the facade, such as brick for the walls and glass for windows, to visualize how different textures affect the building's appearance and interact with environmental light.

Example

Simulating natural lighting conditions based on time of day or location

Scenario

A designer creates an outdoor amphitheater and uses dynamic lighting effects to simulate how the structure appears under various lighting conditions throughout the day, such as the soft glow of sunrise, the bright light of noon, or the golden hue of sunset, helping stakeholders understand the visual impact of the design at different times.

Example

Incorporating landscapes, trees, and urban settings around the 3D model

Scenario

A real estate developer presents a new housing project to investors, utilizing environmental integration to place the 3D rendered houses within a realistic landscape, including surrounding trees, roads, and neighboring buildings, to provide a comprehensive view of how the project will fit into its environment.

Example

Enabling potential buyers to explore interior designs and layouts

Scenario

A visualization studio creates an interactive 3D model of an apartment for a real estate website, allowing potential buyers to virtually walk through the apartment, change the color of the walls, swap out furniture, and explore different layouts to personalize the space and make informed decisions.