Hyper-realistic 3D Visualisation now a reality for OSA clients
architects • 30 March 2018
Embracing technology is part of modern architecture and we want to be on point at every stage of your project.
It's taken a little while to get results we are happy with, but thanks to some brilliant staff and consultants, we're now in the position to be able to offer high quality photo realistic renders to clients who want just that little bit extra. Visualisation is a fantastic tool, providing the architect understands the technology and ensures that the input is accurate enough to represent the final design. Previously, our renders had been realistic, but we've now taken it a step further. We feel it's important to constantly raise our game to offer the absolute best value to our clients.
As a throw back to a bygone era, here's how we used to "render", with a pen and paper:
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