Images and presentation plans help architects and design teams communicate a spatial proposal. Clarifying the source information, views, materials and intended use is the first step in defining a suitable output.
Interior images help explain space, materials and lighting from project information.
Architecture and interior design studios presenting a design proposal.
Provide a dimensioned plan and design version, elevations or sections where available, preferred views, material and furniture references, intended use and image requirements. File compatibility needs to be checked.
Still images for an agreed list of views. Image count, dimensions and delivery format must be specified for the project; source model files are not included by default.
Review views and main geometry before material and lighting detail. Changes to layout, design, views or the approved brief require a scope review. Revision rounds and changes after delivery must be agreed separately.
The completeness of drawings or models, scene complexity, number of views and options, material detail, image dimensions, usage rights and requested timing inform scope and quotation.
Present building form, facade materials and architectural context. Landscape and surrounding detail are defined from the supplied information.
Architecture practices presenting building form, facades and context.
Provide drawings or a model, dimensions and levels, the design version, material and landscape references, permitted context images, preferred views and image requirements.
Architectural still images with an agreed extent of landscape and context. Simulated surroundings or elements without supporting information must be identified.
Review camera, materials and lighting against the brief. Changes to building form, levels, landscape or additional views after approval require a scope review.
Building and landscape complexity, source information, number of views, context compositing, detail, lighting conditions, format and requested timing inform scope and quotation.
Presentation floor plans help explain a layout using supplied project information. Dimensions and labels are checked against the source.
Design teams and teams presenting a space from supplied drawings.
Provide a source drawing or dimensioned sketch with units, room names, required content, drawing conventions, sheet size, language and intended use.
A presentation floor plan based on supplied information. Elevations and sections require separate sample verification. CAD/BIM files, construction documentation and measured surveys are not implied.
Correct labels, linework and layout against the source drawing. Changes to dimensions or geometry require supporting information and confirmation.
The number of sheets or floors, source quality, annotation detail, language, output format, sheet size and requested changes inform scope and quotation.
Describe the space, available information, intended output and use. Submitted information supports a scope review; it does not confirm production acceptance, a quotation or a delivery date.