3D architectural animation

Our team uses around 10 specific programs and several dozen auxiliary tools for data collection, information processing, and client task tracking. Among the main programs that deliver high-quality 3D animation, 3ds Max is used for creating 3D models of objects, Corona Renderer or Unreal Engine are used for animation editing and rendering, while Cinema 4D or Autodesk Maya are used for animating other products. We strive to convey textures, living and artificial objects, scale, and other aspects of the project accurately and objectively. Describe the tasks or requirements for the renders so that we can select the software that allows us to build the perfect building and exterior animation for you.

The exact cost of the work depends on many factors. Our architectural animation studio estimates the complexity of the task, the style of the project, the availability of the necessary input materials, and the duration of the video in seconds. The price range for 1 second of animation varies from $50 to $200. For a comprehensive cost and timeframe assessment, contact a Genense manager through the online chat on the website or your preferred communication channels, providing a description of the task and transferring all existing information you have. We will respond as soon as possible with full and specific feedback.

1. The client provides us with preliminary information for project evaluation: 3D model of the object (if a ready-made one is available), drawings or sketches, examples of images with desired quality and lighting, required video duration and resolution.
2. Based on the information provided, we evaluate the cost and completion time of the project.
3. If the working conditions are suitable for the customer, they make a prepayment.
4. We proceed to construction modeling based on provided references if we don’t have a required 3D model at disposal. If we do, we use a ready model provided by the client.
5. Setting up cameras and lighting in the scene.
6. Rendering of the building model in a gray material without textures.
7. Agreement on a 3D model with the customer and making corrections if needed.
8. Environment modeling (trees, buildings, landscape, etc.).
9. Applying textures to the finished model.
10. Rendering preliminary results.
11. Making the necessary adjustments.
12. Final approval on the renders before video editing.
13. Setting camera flythrough scenario.
14. Rendering video in low resolution to approve cameras movement and video storyboard.
15. Applying music and extra effects if necessary.
16. Render the video in final resolution.
17. Sending an archive with the results of 3D animation architecture to the customer.

Prior to exterior 3D animation architectural project launch, every client provides us with a technical task that contains the following references:

Prior to interior animation cg project launch, every client provides us with a technical task that contains the following references:

The process of each rendering 3D animation project completion is assessed individually based on technical specifications provided by the client. To properly estimate the time frame required for project execution, we need the following information:

For exteriors: