Creating visuals for architecture often requires both technical and artistic challenges.
At B.S. Visualisation Studio, we strive to help you realise the best vision for your unique project. A typical process unfolds as follows:
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MODEL
TEXTUR
LIGHT
RENDER
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Discovering
After we examine your technical specifications, we will work alongside you to broaden our understanding of particular aspects of the customer’s profile, lifestyle and interaction with the project. This approach ensures a tailored and emotional mood for the final visuals.
Modelling
This is where the project starts to come to life, transforming drawings and floorplans into virtual, three-dimensional spaces. We accurately model every aspect of your project, concentrating solely on elementary images, volume and light. These mock-ups are designed to help your architects envisage the project in its rawest form.
Texturing
It’s time to bring that mock-up to life. At this stage, we utilise several creative techniques to make sure we get the right look and feel for your final project. We will either build specific textures from scratch or photoscan real samples, with an emphasis on surface reflection, roughness, grain and fabric patterns.
Lighting
“Light makes photography. Embrace light. Admire it. Love it. But above all, know light. Know it for all you are worth, and you will know the key to photography.” George Eastman.
Light is a key element of every image. Light drives emotional reactions, defines structure and illustrates texture. Through the careful and tailored use of light, we enhance the scope of your project, while illuminating the visuals for the customer.
Rendering
This is the stage where the magic happens. After fine-tuning the cameras and ensuring all the technical settings are correct and appropriate, we enrich the project by simulating the movement and interaction of light with the structure, furnishings and textures of the environment. This ensures you and your customer get the most pleasant and balanced composition in the final visual.
