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How to give life to your project

As a designer you make so much effort while creating your project. In the end, when you feel satisfied with the fruit of your work It feels like there’s something missing and incomplete. Despite the fact that you’re design is perfect, the result looks kind of empty and lacking spirit and soul. Been there?

Recipe for a 100% Successful Design Presentation

While designing your project, you have used all your knowledge and skills to make It in the best way you can. Now you’ve got it, It’s sweet! … right? No, It’s not that easy.

Now you’ll have to show and explain everything to your client. Your client might be a businessman, a bank owner, head of accounting, he can be anyone but not architect or designer. So how do you think he might imagine and picture all your thoughts in his mind? He doesn’t have a strong imagination like you do. How can you show him your bright ideas, your incredible design, your perfect composition, so that he can like it?

What If you knew the secret recipe of presenting all your design in a perfect way, by which your client could not only see your design completely, but also It would make him say ‘WOW ! You have exceeded my expectations, you deserve more than what I can give you!’

How to turn boring Sketchup/Revit files into Impressive Photoreal renderings

How many times have you felt bored with lifeless renderings of BIM softwares you use such as Sketchup and Revit? They are great when it comes to creating virtual building and printing blueprints but when it comes to the big thing: presenting your project to your client or using it to display your portfolio, marketing materials: It feels so lifeless, flat and plain boring, as well as so behind the modern world of architecture… you have tried so hard with your team to make up perfect design and ready to scream to the world, but your rendered images just disappoint you... they so need life, emotions and feelings of realistic images don’t they?

How to achieve effective lighting in your design

How many times have you not been satisfied with lighting in your design?

Have you ever thought If there was a way you could pre-see all the lighting scheme before finishing your project? There’s a hundred ways of combining lighting that could make or break you design, which option to choose?

Fortunately, there’s a fast, easy and effective way of doing this. Using this method you can try several options of lighting as much as you like and choose the one that you like, and that is 3D rendering. In this blog I’ll be talking about how you can achieve best lighting scheme using 3D rendering.

7 things that affect your client’s decision

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Every designer’s main goal is to create a perfect design and make the client happy. Designers want to express their ideas in the fastest ways they have such as floor plans, mood boards, elevations, they show their clients their samples of finishes like marble, tiles, wood floor and etc.

However, the client doesn’t have strong imagination like the designer does, so he/she can’t get the perfect picture of the project.

BENEFITS OF 3D RENDERING for Architects, Designers, and Real Estate Developers

You might have heard about 3D rendering before but never been sure as to why would you need it, what benefits can it give you.

3D Rendering today can take you to new level of designing, team working, client satisfaction and marketing. That’s why we decided to give you the most important BENEFITS of 3D rendering FOR YOU, they’re all broken down into four categories so that you can get the best of them. Let’s go without further ado:

90% OF DESIGNERS, ARCHITECTS AND REAL ESTATE DEVELOPERS FACE THESE PROBLEMS

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As a designer, you always try to design your project in the best way possible, do great efforts to make it, but… you always come to the point where you’ll have to show everything to your client, otherwise how would he ever understand it? so at this point, here’s what every desiger face: