Share what you have. Tell us what you are working on. We handle the rest.
The visual outcome you need to communicate.
Drawings, models, plans, references or an early concept.
Outputs, resolution, formats, timeline and delivery.
If a requirement is missing, the project can still proceed — we simply adjust the scope or discuss what additional information may be useful.
These areas cover most visualization projects across architecture, real estate, interiors, industrial, product and CAD work.
The Single Most Useful Piece of Information
A short description of the project and its purpose helps us understand what we are producing.
Which Kind of Visualization Applies
The project category determines how we plan the production workflow.
What Already Exists
Any existing project information helps us match the visual to the actual design.
If a Model Already Exists
Existing 3D models can sometimes be incorporated into the workflow, saving time in modeling.
We evaluate whether the existing model is suitable or needs preparation before visual production.
For Accuracy and Detail
Technical drawings help us represent dimensions, form and layout correctly.
The Surrounding Context
For buildings and developments, site context helps place the project in its real environment.
The Surface of the Project
Material references help us render the project with the correct visual character.
If materials are not finalized, we can propose appropriate visual references.
For Interior and Lifestyle Visuals
Interior and lifestyle renders may include furniture, fixtures and decorative elements.
The Atmosphere of the Visual
Lighting helps set the mood and communicates how the space or object feels.
The World Around the Project
Depending on the scope, the visual may include surrounding environment elements.
What the Final Deliverables Look Like
Knowing the intended output helps us scope the right production work.
How Many Outputs You Need
The number of final visuals directly affects scope and scheduling.
How the Visual Will Be Used
The intended application determines resolution and framing.
When Motion Is Required
For animation and walkthrough projects, additional parameters are needed.
Final Visual Refinement
Post-production can be included to prepare the final output for its application.
Matching Your Look
Reference materials help us align the visual style with your brand or presentation standards.
Visual Direction
Mood boards and example images are among the most efficient ways to communicate style.
When You Need It
Understanding the required timeline lets us plan production realistically.
Scope Alignment
Understanding budget expectations and approval levels helps us propose an appropriate scope.
How Feedback Will Work
A clear revision approach keeps production moving efficiently.
How the Work Will Be Used
Letting us know the intended use and confidentiality level helps us handle the project appropriately.
Who Reviews the Work
Knowing the review team helps us coordinate feedback efficiently.
How You Receive the Final Files
Final deliverables are provided digitally in the agreed formats.
Source/project files are provided only where specifically included or agreed.
There is no minimum requirement to contact us. Upload what you have and we will advise on the rest.
Files are reviewed as part of scoping. If you cannot upload now, you can submit your details and share files afterwards.
Common files: DWG, PDF, SKP, RVT, OBJ, FBX, STEP, IGS, 3DS, MAX, images