Commercial collection
Commercial Classification
- Multifamily 4+ units in one building (apartment blocks, condominiums).
- Any multi-building site (e.g., two or more houses shown/commissioned together, housing estates, clusters).
- Hospitality/common areas: hotel lobbies, corridors, lounges, restaurants/bar, gyms, pools, conference rooms.
- Leasing/sales centers, amenity spaces, retail/office of mixed-use.
Residential Classification
- Single family homes
- Duplex (one building, up to 2 dwelling units).
- Triplex (3 units in one building) → Residential and 4+ units becomes Commercial.
- Private hospitality living spaces: hotel rooms/suites and serviced apartments (treated like residential interiors).
- Select > 1 building if the units are detached
Examples
Timeline
Order
Submit all documents
- Architectural drawings (2D or 3D project files)
- Cross-sections and side elevations
- Master plan or site plan
- Viewpoints / perspectives
- Materials and Colors
- Project Location
Draft
1-2 weeks
- Review of structure, materials and colors
- Start after receipt of the payment
- First version as clay renders to review the angles and model within the first days
Final
Approx. 5 days
- Adjustments (includes one free revision)
- Link to full-size images after final payment
Beispielhafter Produkttitel
FAQs
1) What counts as “Commercial”?
Multifamily 4+ units in one building, any multi-building site, and non-residential spaces: hotel lobbies/amenities, retail, office/workplace, healthcare, education, sales/leasing centers, and shared areas of mixed-use projects.
2) Are hotel rooms residential or commercial?
Hotel rooms/suites = Residential. Hotel lobbies, corridors, lounges, restaurants/bars, gyms, pools, and other shared areas = Commercial.
3) What do you need from us to start?
Architectural drawings (PDF/DWG/Revit/IFC), finishes/FF&E schedules, brand guidelines, signage packages, and reference imagery. We can help define moodboards if the design is early.
4) What’s included in a standard deliverable?
Modeling to the agreed LOD, materials, lighting, one camera/view, and high-resolution stills (4–6K). Options: 360° panoramas, animations (1080p/4K), packshot/product renders, photomatching, and population (people/vehicles).
5) What’s the typical timeline?
Stills: 1–3 weeks to first draft (scope/LOD dependent), then ~5–10 business days to final after feedback. Animations: 2–6 weeks, depending on duration/complexity.
6) How do reviews and revisions work?
Staged previews (clay → materials → lighting) with a defined number of rounds. We run tracked change windows and version control; scope changes (new areas/buildings/layouts) are quoted as variations. NDAs and watermarked previews available.
7) Do you handle brand guidelines, roll-outs, and BIM files?
Yes. We ingest brand toolkits, create materials libraries, maintain consistent cameras/lighting across multi-site roll-outs, and accept Revit/IFC/SketchUp/3ds assets (we’ll optimize as needed).
8) How are pricing and rights handled?
Pricing is per view/scene with factors for area, LOD, and complexity; separate line items for 360s, animation, custom modeling, and multi-site packs (volume pricing available). You receive a project-specific license for marketing/sales; buy-outs available on request.
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