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Exterior architectural visualization — example project by Aurum Render

Exterior architectural visualization

From $950 per image5–8 business daysThree revision rounds included

The approach

An exterior render is usually the first time a client, a planning panel or a buyer sees the building. It carries more weight than any drawing in the set. We light, dress and grade every exterior frame the way an architectural photographer would shoot the finished building — real materials, real sun angles for the actual site orientation, and a color grade that holds up at hoarding scale.

What you receive

  • Photorealistic still at 4K or print resolution
  • Two camera angles explored before final
  • Accurate sun study for the real site orientation
  • Full material and finishes treatment
  • Three rounds of revision included
  • Print and web exports, layered files on request

All prices in USD.

Examples

Exterior Visualization we’ve delivered

Exterior Visualization example — architectural modular home
Exterior Visualization example — barn style melrose residence
Exterior Visualization example — box modern charlemont residence
Exterior Visualization example — contemporary modular residence
Exterior Visualization example — contemporary residence dusk
Exterior Visualization example — golden hour contemporary residence

FAQ

About exterior visualization

What do you need from me to start an exterior visualization?

Elevations and a floor plan are enough to begin. A site plan, a finishes schedule and site photography sharpen the result considerably, but we can start from a drawing set alone and resolve the rest as we go.

How many revisions are included?

Three rounds. Most projects settle inside two, because we agree camera and lighting at the grey-box stage before any material work begins — which is where revision cycles are usually lost.

Can you match a specific product or finish?

Yes. We hold a scanned library of the major cladding, brick, roofing and joinery ranges. If a specified product is not in it, we build it from manufacturer data and a photograph of a physical sample.