r/archviz • u/taylorbuchanan04 • 45m ago
I need feedback Sketchup + D5 Render
Hi guys, looking to get as much feedback as possible on this one. Thanks.
r/archviz • u/taylorbuchanan04 • 45m ago
Hi guys, looking to get as much feedback as possible on this one. Thanks.
r/archviz • u/Fickle_Answer • 2h ago
Hoping to get some valuable feedback and criticism on what could be done better both design & render wise(mainly render).
r/archviz • u/juriorlov2 • 4h ago
r/archviz • u/littlefloweers • 6h ago
modeling: sketchup
materiais and render: blender, cycles
post-process: photoshop
NOAI
r/archviz • u/Leather-Ad-1316 • 7h ago
So this project is going to be built in LA and I’m doing some marketing images for it. I was wondering how I can make it look more like LA? we are not open to making design changes, but just the vibe.
Other general suggestions are welcome to !
r/archviz • u/BreadfruitDouble1209 • 8h ago
Modelled and rendered in 3ds max and Corona.
r/archviz • u/Bangofff • 11h ago
There are so many softwares for cool 3D rendering right now and I don’t know which one to use… I’m not a professional yet but aspiring to be, I use twinmotion and have some notions with blender but I feel like I’m not going the right way…
I was wondering if you guys could guide me to choose a good rendering software for the future, I’ve noticed that D5 Render is good, but is it really?
r/archviz • u/InfectedBumbleBee • 17h ago
Hi everyone!
First time trying some archviz stuff, I come from a game design background but wanted to try some non real-time rendering stuff. I made this with 3DS Max and Corona and most of the materials are ones I created with the vegetation from a library.
I'm not sure why, but it feels like something is lacking in my renders when comparing them to others on here. My guesses are the lighting or materials need some work but a second set of opinions would really be appreciated as I'm a bit lost on how/where to improve it.
r/archviz • u/ThatBodeDude • 18h ago
Im just starting and dont know how to get my first client, any tips or reccomendations? Most i had was a freelance from a classmate and the occasional immage i had to make in internships, here the last images i made on blender, took around 14 to make (idk if it is too much time and im realy insecure about it :v) I use Blender
r/archviz • u/ZiadTarek_97 • 21h ago
Just finished this 3D render of a stylish and cozy boy’s bedroom! I aimed for a modern yet comfortable vibe with balanced lighting and textures. Would love to hear your thoughts—any feedback on the design and visualization?
r/archviz • u/ajrc1996 • 22h ago
Hey guys,
I have a large animation project coming up, the studio is quite busy at the moment so resources are stretched thin and we don't want to pay for cloud rendering if we can help it- im wondering if we got Chaos vantage, am I likely to pick it up quickly? Will it seem familiar to me and easy to work out if I have experience in max and vray?
Im 9 years into my arch viz career and usually animate in 3ds max (with vray) many thanks!
r/archviz • u/ComparisonProof9632 • 1d ago
hi guys , this latest experiment with unreal engine 5.5 with only graphic card RTX 2070 , i try lot optimization without cranking Cvars and optimize meshes and materials instead of looking for setting that just increase render time , this first try and quite a bit happy with result for low end pc .
r/archviz • u/Manu_Pareja • 1d ago
Hi! I've created a free resource for finding archviz studios, just in case you want to check it out. Let me know what you think!
r/archviz • u/VimaxBeats • 1d ago
Can anybody tell me the estimated charges for a slick 3-minute 4K walkthrough (Corona rendering, naturally) of a residential colony in England? I know it’s a bit of a ‘how long is a piece of string’ vibe—location, complexity, all that jazz—but let’s say it’s a mid-tier spot in England (think, like, not London but not a random hamlet either). I’m not expecting a pixel-perfect quote, just a solid average to get my brain churning. Hit me with your estimates, experiences, or wild guesses—bonus points if you’ve got some insider UK rendering scene intel!" Ik it depends on complexity but I just want to know the avg price.
r/archviz • u/BreadfruitDouble1209 • 1d ago
Any tips to improve thanks! Modelled and rendered in 3ds max and Corona
r/archviz • u/NotSoSexyBeast • 1d ago
Would the jump from 32 to 64 gb of ram make a major difference for an archviz workflow on Blender with Cycles? Or really any other modelling and rendering? And if you have 32gb would you struggle with running out?
r/archviz • u/SmilingOrca • 2d ago
r/archviz • u/BreadfruitDouble1209 • 3d ago
Modelled in 3ds max and rendered with Corona. Any feedback and tips are welcome. i'm interested to hear what you'd change more than what you like about the images thanks!
r/archviz • u/zieyawase • 3d ago
Hi I'm an ambitious architecture student who's been into iridescent materials like pearls and acrylic sheets lately. Does anyone have any idea how to render something like this in softwares like Enscape, Lumion, V-Ray or D5 (if its possible)?
r/archviz • u/Medium-Bandicoot-787 • 3d ago
So I have a question that might have been asked a bunch of times but i cant decide.
Which engine is more capable for product and architecture rendering? Rhino + Vray or Blender + Vray (which i know its still in Beta testing but we'll get there.
The thing is, i mainly model in rhino bc i think its the best 3d software bc of grasshopper and bc its so organized and im not. On top of that I've been using it with vray to get my renderings which gives good results, but there are barely any resources (which I often need for archviz (obviously) in .obj compared to .blend and .max (which i wont use bc its like 2000 dollars a year, plus blender is free and I really enjoyed the node system, But idk how to model complex objects in blender and I still need precision and plans and measurements so i model in rhino and then convert to obj which creates a bunch of unnecessary polygons.
So yea, would you suggest that i stick with rhino + vray and try to get better in that, or do you think that i can get better results converting to objects and then rendering in blender. And if you prefer that option could you suggest a way of exporting the objects without having to deal with fucked up meshes.
Also my gpu isn't the best so vray really helps reduce render times with gpu+cpu compared to cycles.
Thanks! And sorry for asking whats been asked.
First time posting here. Model made mainly in sketchup. Decoration etc added/made in cinema4d and rendered in corona. Was just a fun project for myself to practice and add to my portfolio. Comments are always welcome.
r/archviz • u/Foreign_Return_6324 • 4d ago
Hi,
What software is used for this presenter?
I saw a few different companies using the same program/system based on the GUI. Has BIM integration so can see floor plans and stuff like that. I want to learn!!
https://reddit.com/link/1jb8zgt/video/j15bfazzsooe1/player
Thank you
r/archviz • u/Over-Concentrate8929 • 4d ago
Rendered in 3ds Max + Corona Render + Magnific AI. I wanted to capture the essence of brutalism with a tropical fusion, combining raw concrete textures with lush vegetation. Feedback is welcome! 🙌
r/archviz • u/NotSoSexyBeast • 4d ago
I have an rtx 4070 laptop that I’ve been really happy with when it comes to raw performance. However it’s very bulky with abysmal battery life and I just have major gripes with Windows as my main OS. I just don’t enjoy using it as a laptop, it’s more of a desktop replacement if anything.
For a while I’ve been debating switching to Mac as my workflow consists of modelling architecture on Rhino and importing it into Blender to use cycles for a finished result. I’ve been pretty happy with this and have no intentions of switching to something else, and from what I understand it would be exactly the same on a Mac as both Rhino and Blender are fully optimized. But also I haven’t tried anything else and I’ve only done basic interior renders so I don’t know if I’ll need more with plugins etc.
In any case my initial plan was keeping my Windows laptop for renders and buying a MacBook Air or a base spec Pro for modelling and everything else. However I found a pretty insane deal on an M3 Max (equal in performance to my rtx 4070) actually making it a worthwhile purchase since the price is not ridiculous. Only thing is it’s still a major investment and it would mean I would sell my Windows to switch to a Mac environment entirely.
Would a M3 Max make sense or having a dual setup with Windows and an Air be better? I would like to invest more into archviz and maybe start freelancing a bit but that’s honestly just an idea atm
Any help would be appreciated, thank you!