Our quoting process

Although we can give you approximate pricing for our services, we would always prepare a tailored economic proposal based on each project’s requirements.

We strongly believe that this is a more transparent and reliable communication that would lead both ends to a better understanding of the final outcome.

These are the requirements to prepare a proper quote for your project:

1.Blueprints & sketches to familiarize with the project: we request the Architectural Drawings (Site plan, Floorplans, elevations and/or sections) of the project in PDF or in Cad if possible. We also request any sketches or 3d renderings that you may have.

2.Quantity of images and/or views: the list of the spaces that you would like us to produce.

3.Additional requirements for quoting VR360: In case you need a quote for VR or interactive experience, indicate expected functionalities, goals and objectives.

Please note: Once the proposal is sent, our pricing may vary if the project’s requirements are modified before starting production.

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Our work processes

Working with us is very easy.

The most effective and efficient way to work and communicate is via email and video conference. The standard process is straight-forward:

1. In order to provide an economic proposal (quote), we request some information and documents  (we will blog about them in another post), and the list of the spaces that the client would like us to produce.
2. The customer will receive the quote based on the specific characteristics of the project.
3. In order to start production, we will kindly ask to send the signed proposal which will include the terms and conditions of the contracted service.
4. Once the proposal is approved and all the requested design files are delivered, after 3 or 4 days (depending on the complexity of the project), we will begin sending images for review, comments or approval, so we can ensure that the product is consistent with vision (architecture, materials, textures, etc).
5. The client sends written feedback by email, or better yet send written comments over the same images (using photoshop or any other similar software)… we could also coordinate a video conference or call.
6. Client will receive the next set of low resolution images complete with feedback, furniture and details included.
7. Regarding animated video, an additional approval step would be needed. We would send a low-res previsualization, so the client can have the feeling of how the story is being told. Once the still image and its pre-visualization is approved, we proceed to process final quality video of that scene.
    

8. We finalize the project when our customer is 100% satisfied with the images / videos or VR scenes.

For a tailored quote, click here and send us your information.

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What is Architectural Visualization?

All great projects start as ideas.

3D Architectural visualization is the process of generating 3 dimensional virtual images on computer to visualize the architectural structure of your project  before it's built or renovated in real life. It allows your idea to take form, creating accurate imagery that reflects the planned construction, its materials and look before even beginning the construction.  

Computerized 3D architectural simulations can also help communicate your design ideas to potential investors and urban planners during presentations.

Real Estate developers, architects, interior designers, township and landscape designers use architectural rendering/visualization to analyze and proof design. On the other hand, marketeers and sales departments use the images of virtual reality to showcase future projects to potential prospects.

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Common uses:

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Design development and pre-visualization of new design developments.

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Development approval processes

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Presentations for pre-construction sales

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Construction plans from design to documentation

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Fly-through presentations and movie footage for marketing and sales purposes.

Contact us for more information about our visualization and animation services.

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