3D rendering
A 3D perspective is an image calculated from a virtual camera to represent an architectural project before or after construction.
Preparation
Plans, sections, a model, finishes, context and mood references support scene building. The camera is chosen for the message: urban setting, façade, interior or use.
Progressive approval of geometry, camera and then materials helps identify departures from the design before final production.
Interpretation
A render expresses an intention at a given date. Field of view, light, season and people affect perception; dimensions and specifications must be checked in project documents.
Practical questions
How many views are needed?
One view for each decisive message is a rational starting point; redundant angles add little.
What is photorealistic rendering?
An image designed with plausible visual cues, while remaining neither a photograph nor contractual proof.
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