Category: Architectural Renderings

I provided renderings for an interesting and somewhat controversial project in Telluride. I was retained to provide visualizations for a team working on behalf of a concerned neighboring property owner. The renderings were presented at the Historic Architectural Review Commission (HARC) April 2015 public meeting. The renderings show how the proposed additions and development of the historic property would appear per the project architects submitted plans. Continue reading “Renderings For HARC Presentation”

Interior renderings often require that furnishings and fixtures be included. Some projects can make use of assets drawn from my fairly extensive library. A variety of 3D furniture and fixtures are available from manufacturers and third party vendors.  Other renderings require that specific furniture, fixtures, artwork and etc., not available from any existing source, be created. This post gives an overview of how 3D furniture and fixtures are created to match the finished interior design and decoration specifications. Continue reading “3D Renderings With Custom Furniture and Fixtures”

This post describes the process for matching a 3D computer model of a building into a site photograph. Not every exterior rendering requires a photographic match. For some projects, such as this one, it can be required. Continue reading “Matching 3D Buildings Into Photographs”