3D visualisation & CGI

3D rendering services for UK projects

Send us your drawings and we turn them into photoreal CGIs you can put in a planning pack, a sales brochure or a Rightmove listing. One studio for exteriors, interiors, aerials and animations, priced per image and agreed before we start.

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Price: From £245 per image, excl. VAT
Turnaround: First draft in 3 to 5 working days for most single images

Photoreal exterior CGI of a modern two-storey home at golden hour

What we render

Exterior CGIs of houses, extensions, terraces and apartment blocks
Interior CGIs of kitchens, living spaces, bathrooms and show-home rooms
Aerial and masterplan views of whole developments
Street scenes that show a scheme in context
Animations and fly-throughs
3D floor plans for sales and lettings

Why UK clients use an Australian studio

Most of our UK work arrives at the end of a British working day. Because our studio is in Australia, we are working on it while you sleep, and the first draft is usually waiting for you the next morning or within a few days. You review on screen, mark up changes, and we turn them round the same way.

Everything is done from your drawings and specification, so we never need to visit site. If a scheme has existing buildings or a street around it, send photos or a Google Street View link and we build the context from those.

How pricing works

Each image is priced up front from the drawings: the size of the building, how much surrounding context is needed and how many views you want. You get one fixed figure before work starts, with no deposit for registered businesses. Extra views of a model we have already built cost less than the first.

Questions we are asked

What should I send to get a 3D render started?

Plans and elevations as PDF or DWG are enough for most houses. A 3D model (Revit, SketchUp, IFC) speeds things up. Add a finishes schedule, product links or a mood board if you have them; if not, we suggest finishes and you approve them at the clay stage.

How many changes are included?

You approve the camera angle on a clay model first, which is when most changes happen. Minor changes to the finished render, such as swapping a cladding colour or moving a tree, are part of the job. Design changes to the building itself are quoted separately before we do them.

Can the same model be used for more images later?

Yes. We keep your model, so extra views, a dusk version or an animation later on cost less than starting again.

Do you work with UK planning requirements?

We produce illustrative CGIs and photomontages for planning applications. Where a local planning authority asks for verified views (AVRs) to a set methodology, tell us at the quote stage so we can confirm what survey data is needed.