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Rendering a Project Vision


Jun 20, 2019

“A picture is worth a thousand words.”

One of the ways we help our clients translate their ideas into visual representations is through project renderings.  You could say that our three-dimensional modeling capabilities are as limitless as your imagination.

 

What sets Redland apart from your garden-variety graphics shop is that we take the rendering process a step further.  By integrating all of the real-word details and design elements, we produce a visual that is much more than a pretty picture.

 

Although SketchUp caters to the layman, it deserves to be viewed as the most cutting-edge resource to the design and rendering process for developers. Why? A technique known as “workflow integration” can turn a simple application into a simulation workhorse. No other software in architecture and planning possesses the ability to integrate with a breadth of design tools as seamlessly as SketchUp, and at Redland, we are utilizing these functions more frequently than ever. Here is how: ● Simulating and manipulating topography during the design process ● Analyzing real-world viewsheds ● Rendering architecture ● Visualizing landscape plans in three dimensions within minutes ● Tapping into open-source databases and knowledge to enrich and expedite our production process

When it comes to bringing a project concept to life, at Redland we utilize a suite of powerful software tools that integrate a series of parameters.  These considerations incorporate the real-world into the final product:

  • We can incorporate and manipulate topography and site grades during the design process
  • We analyze real-world viewsheds – showing how the project fits with the surrounding environment.
  • We render the building materials and the architecture in detail.
  • We show the project’s actual landscape plans in three dimensions

 

Well-produced visuals are crucial through the life a project.  Whether they are used for a neighborhood meeting or sales marketing, Redland’s rendering services can provide the competitive difference that a project needs.

 

Although SketchUp caters to the layman, it deserves to be viewed as the most cutting-edge resource to the design and rendering process for developers. Why? A technique known as “workflow integration” can turn a simple application into a simulation workhorse. No other software in architecture and planning possesses the ability to integrate with a breadth of design tools as seamlessly as SketchUp, and at Redland, we are utilizing these functions more frequently than ever. Here is how: ● Simulating and manipulating topography during the design process ● Analyzing real-world viewsheds ● Rendering architecture ● Visualizing landscape plans in three dimensions within minutes ● Tapping into open-source databases and knowledge to enrich and expedite our production process

 

 

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