An Architect or designer for what they need is a simple way to visualize the project... and they can produce it in house with Revit and cheap close enough engines and not much experience.
the renderings that you need to sell your projects well may be different depending on your target. client, city, neighborhood, buyers, etc need to see the same project from different point of view in some or most of the cases.
the quality is also important. some architect/ designer for budget think that everybody can read the project thru their eyes, using those close enough renderings.
I designed a building and I presented to the client a detailed white model for the 1st meeting and he asked if the building is going to be white....wtf?
on the other hand i presented a project with materials and colors and one of the clients was so focus on one color that he didn't pay attention much on the shapes and forms of the building and keep going back to the colors. ( he was daltonic by the way)
a lot speculation, would see how market is in the next years specially with VR
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I think he is not quite sure what he wants to say. First he says that architectural renderings are going the way of the dodo because X. Than brings up VR which is just another form of rendering followed by the sentence:
"Sure, the quality is not even closely comparable. And for that reason, we will always have some renderings, just like we will always have some hand sketches." and than saying that they they don't have time and money for renderings at a certain phase of the project.Leave a comment:
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Architectural Rendering a Thing of the Past?
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