Elevations & plans
Clean, correct, and completely silent about the hush of a double-height room or the way afternoon rakes across brick. Line weights don't sell square footage.
3D & architectural visualization · Spokane, WA
See the light fall through your lobby a full year before the doors ever open.
We turn drawings into a building you can almost smell — warm oak underfoot, 8pm amber pooling on the mullions, a skyline you can point a client toward and say that one. Renderings, walkthroughs, and virtual staging for architects and developers.
Three ways a client meets your building
Everyone can read a plan. Almost no one can feel it.
Before the render exists, a client is asked to fall in love with the idea of a place from clues that give nothing away.
Basswood & foam
Something you can hold at 1:200 — charming, and honest about massing. But it's grey, it's small, and it lives forever under the same flat conference-room light.
An Alabaster render
Dusk light spilling out of the storefronts. A jogger blurred past the entry. Real reflectance on the glass. The building at the exact minute it looks most worth funding.
How we chase realism
The small truths that stop a render looking like a render.
Light first, geometry second
Materials measured, not guessed
Cameras at eye height
Furniture that looks slept-in
Skies matched to the real site
Grain, dust, a little imperfection
Light first, geometry second
Materials measured, not guessed
Cameras at eye height
Furniture that looks slept-in
Skies matched to the real site
Grain, dust, a little imperfection
Our belief
A rendering isn't a picture of a building. It's the first morning someone will ever spend inside it — and we make that morning worth signing for.
— The studio credo, taped above every monitor
From drawings to daylight
The week your project stops being a PDF.
Send the drawings on a Monday. By the following week you're watching sun crawl across the atrium floor — and deciding which chair goes where.
A.You send what you haveDWG, RVT, SKP, or a clean set of PDFs — even a napkin sketch and a Pinterest board.
B.We lock the shot listAngles, time of day, season — agreed on one page before a single pixel is rendered.
C.Greybox in five daysA lit, un-textured pass so you steer composition while it's still cheap to change.
D.Materials & final gradeReal reflectance, entourage, colour grade — then 4K delivery with two revision rounds baked in.
What we make & what it costs
Pick a deliverable. Prices are per project, invoiced on delivery.
Single hero render
From $850
One flawless exterior or interior view, staged and graded. The image that anchors the pitch deck.
Interior + exterior set
From $3,600
Five coordinated stills across dawn and dusk — a whole story of the building, not a single frame.
Virtual staging
From $180 / room
Furnish an empty shell so buyers see a home, not a floor. Swap styles without touching a truck.
Animated walkthrough
From $6,400
A 60–90 second flythrough — approach, entry, the light changing as you move — cut to your soundtrack.
Investor package
From $11,500
Stills, staging and a walkthrough as one campaign, delivered print-ready and web-ready. Custom scope — request a quote.
Every project is quoted flat before we start — no hourly meter, no surprise line items. Ask for a written estimate.
Answers before you ask
Starting is the easy part.
The questions every architect asks us in the first email — opened up, honestly.
Email the studioWhatever exists. Native models are ideal — Revit, SketchUp, Rhino, ArchiCAD, or DWG — but a clean PDF set plus a couple of reference images gets us moving just fine. If the design is still loose, we can start on massing and refine as your drawings firm up.
A lit greybox pass lands within five working days so you can judge camera, framing and light early. A finished still typically runs 7–10 working days from an agreed shot list; a walkthrough, 2–3 weeks depending on length and complexity.
Two rounds of revisions are included in every quote — colour, entourage, framing, material tweaks. Because you sign off on the greybox before texturing, the surprises get caught while they're cheap. Structural re-shoots beyond two rounds are quoted openly before we proceed.
Yes. On final payment you receive full-resolution files with unlimited usage for the project — boards, brochures, hoardings, the leasing website, the press release. We only ask to show the work in our own portfolio once it's public.
Our studio is at 3427 N Lee St in Spokane, but a rendering pipeline travels well — we collaborate over shared drives and video calls with architects and developers across the Northwest and beyond. Site photos and a good set of drawings are all the "location" we need.
Ready when you are
Let's put your building in the best light of its life.
Send the drawings. We'll send back a building people can already picture living in.
Quotes are flat and fast — usually same week. Tell us the deadline and we'll tell you honestly whether we can hit it.
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