The introduction of 3d rendering for homes

Before the boom of technology, almost everything in the process of pre-design was being presented in a plain 2D manner. Drawings could not serve the purpose of conveying the feel of a design. It’s as if something is lacking although the drawing is duly presented. Sketches but lack information.

In comes the advent of 3D modeling for the architecture and design industries. This technology took its place during the 1990s even though it began way back in the 1960s.

3D modeling gives a better view of specific sides and angles. It even offers custom-modeled surroundings if necessary.

3d rendering for home construction

3D digital rendering brings architectural designs to life. It blends the design and practical pieces of an idea into one seamless design.

However, 3D digital renderings do more than look cool. In only 3 decades, they’ve become a practical tool for the design and building processes of a project of any scale. Designers can use 3D rendering for any number of ideas or projects.

From an architectural and construction standpoint, companies can save thousands of dollars on projects before constructions begin. Engineers can find problems and iterate designs easier than before.

The benefits of digital rendering go beyond your set expectations. Architectural and construction companies are already using 3D renderings to improve their design processes and grow their client base.

If you haven’t done so yet, invest in digital rendering to give your architectural and construction companies a competitive edge.

3D2GO’s process in 3d architectural rendering for homes

Do you want to take a tour through a finished apartment building before construction starts? Or walk through your future office? Our 3D rendering allows you, and any of your clients to do just that.

Here at 3D2GO, we have 3 easy steps for our 3D rendering services:

1. The Rendering starts with 3D modeling. 

Symmetrical shapes are linked together to create new and different shapes. This results in having the base data for 3D rendering.

2. A software is used to change the 3D model object. 

The object will look like an unprocessed blueprint image. For character images, the edges and tips are smoothened. It is to create a product somewhat closer to the final output.

Listed below are some of the software you might find helpful:

All Plan 

Works with Windows perfectly. It allows working on 2D and 3D design easily. The design tools will enable working on drawings, conception, topography. 

Vectorworks Architect

This software allows going from conceptual design to BIM models. It offers all the features needed for the architectural structure using 3D modeling. 

MicroStation

A flexible and powerful CAD software. It allows you to get all the features you need. As a result, you create the concept of your architectural structures. 

Bricscad BIM

Experience the power of free-form modeling with this accuracy of CAD software. It uses AI to help replicate details automatically in your BIM. 

AutoCAD Civil 3D

It has all the same benefits as AutoCAD Architecture. But this is more useful for civil engineering and construction. Furthermore, it is connectable to AutoCAD Civil 3D to Revit. It gives you a chance to rework and complete designs with more structural modeling.

3. This unprocessed blueprint is then polished and completed.

This process is where the following are used:

• Proper tone
• Shading
• Filters

Through this last step, character features are given a final touch. Some character features that are common are hairs, fingers, clothes. It could also be other final additions to the objects

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