Architectural visualization

Architectural Visualization refers to the process of creating visual representations, such as images, animations, or interactive 3D models, that depict the proposed design concept of a building or space.

While hand-drawn sketches have long been a staple in the toolkit of architects and designers to communicate their ideas, the advent of technological advancements has revolutionized the field of architectural visualization. These technological innovations provide architects and designers with new avenues for creative expression, allowing them to convey their vision with greater clarity, detail, and realism.

In today’s digital age, architectural visualization plays a pivotal role in approximately 70% of architectural projects. It has become an indispensable tool for professionals seeking to craft unique and innovative designs, enabling them to visualize and refine their concepts, present ideas to clients more effectively, and ultimately, bring their creative visions to life in a tangible and compelling manner.

In the “Architectural visualization” category we present realistic 3D visualizations (renders) of buildings, interiors, landscapes, and other designed environments

Cityzen Tower / Zaha Hadid Architects

Cityzen Tower / Zaha Hadid Architects

Cityzen Tower by Zaha Hadid Architects stands as a visionary addition to Tbilisi’s evolving urban landscape. Encompassing new homes, civic amenities, workspaces, shopping, and dining, this landmark creates a vibrant civic hub in the west of the city. Moreover, with 23,000 sq. m of landscaped outdoor areas, the development fosters community and offers ample space for recreation and relaxation.

ReHome - Modular Construction Solution by Cutwork

ReHome – Modular Construction Solution by Cutwork

Paris-based design studio Cutwork created ReHome to offer an off-site modular construction solution that addresses today’s urgent housing challenges. Although the studio first developed ReHome as a rapid-deployment system for war-torn Ukraine, it now aims to tackle shortages around the world.

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