3D Visualization Workflow

Client Briefing
— Discussion of project goals
— Defining style, preferences, and deadlines
— Clarifying budget

Collecting References and Source Materials
— Floor plans, sections, elevations (DWG, PDF, etc.)
— Measurements or 3D scans
— Reference images and moodboard

Technical Task Agreement (Scope of Work)
— Finalizing the scope of work
— Confirming number of views
— Defining deadlines and approval stages

Creating the Architectural Model
— Building the interior or exterior geometry
— Modeling structural elements (walls, windows, stairs, etc.)

Scene Detailing
— Placing furniture, decor, greenery, lighting
— Importing/creating custom objects if needed

Model Approval
— Sending draft previews (clay or white renders)
— Approving geometry and scene elements

Setting Final Camera Angles
— Choosing the best views
— Client approval of all perspectives

Material Setup (Shading)
— Applying textures and realistic materials
— Accounting for surface physics (reflections, gloss, roughness, etc.)

Lighting Setup
— Day/night scenarios for exteriors
— Artificial and natural light for interiors
— Balancing brightness, shadows, depth

Test Renders for Approval
— Previews with lighting, color, and materials
— Final scene approval

Final Rendering
— High-resolution rendering
— Quality control: no noise, artifacts, or errors

Post-Production
— Color correction, contrast, saturation
— Adding atmosphere: glare, haze, people, animals, effects

Delivering Final Files
— Final images in required formats (JPG, PNG, TIFF)
— PSD/RAW files and 3D model upon request (optional)