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A clear overview of our production stages and the materials needed to begin a project with confidence.

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Workflow for 3D Visualization and Animation

01. Submission of project materials The client provides the available technical documentation and materials required to begin work on the project. 02. Definition of the project brief Together, we define the scope of work, including: — any additional project development required if the source information is incomplete; — the required number of renders and key viewpoints; — the areas to be featured in the 3D animation; — the required duration of the animation. 03. Black-and-white draft renders We prepare and review preliminary black-and-white renders to establish the composition, geometry, selected viewpoints and key project elements. Up to two rounds of revisions are included at this stage. 04. Colour draft renders Once the previous stage has been approved, we prepare colour versions with materials, lighting and surrounding environment. Up to two rounds of revisions are included at this stage. 05. Final renders We prepare and review the final colour images. Up to two rounds of revisions are included at this stage. 06. Draft 3D animation Based on the approved materials, we develop the sequence and prepare a preliminary black-and-white version of the animation. Up to two rounds of revisions are included at this stage. 07. Colour 3D animation Once the sequence and camera movement have been approved, we prepare the colour version of the animation. Up to two rounds of revisions are included at this stage. 08. Final 3D animation Following approval of the previous stages, the final animation is rendered in colour. Once the final version has been approved, additional revisions are not included at this stage. Note: The animation features the areas of the project that have already been developed and approved as part of the rendered images. If additional areas that were not included in the approved renders need to be shown in the animation, the scope and terms of this additional work are agreed separately.

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Required Materials for 3D Visualization and Animation

To begin work, we recommend providing the most complete and up-to-date set of project documentation available: — site master plan (AutoCAD, Archicad, Revit); — building and floor plans (AutoCAD, Archicad, Revit); — building elevations (AutoCAD, Archicad, Revit); — roof plan (AutoCAD, Archicad, Revit); — lighting plan with equipment specifications (AutoCAD, Archicad, Revit); — specifications for finishing materials, railings, windows, doors and architectural details; — landscape plan with specifications for materials, equipment and furniture, including access roads, pedestrian paths, small architectural elements, pool areas, outdoor furniture, fencing, decorative elements, art installations and lighting (AutoCAD, Archicad, Revit); — architectural 3D model, if available (3ds Max, Archicad, Revit).

If the project is still in development

In practice, visual materials are often required before the architectural design has been fully completed — for example, when presentation materials or sales content need to be prepared at an early stage. If some of the required technical documentation is not yet available, our specialists can review the existing materials and, where necessary, develop the project to the level required for the production of high-quality visual content. The scope of any additional development is determined after reviewing the available project materials and is agreed separately.

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