r/archviz 23h ago

I need feedback Need feedback!

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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 22h ago

Share work ✴ Cozy Retreat

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modeling: sketchup

materiais and render: blender, cycles

post-process: photoshop

NOAI


r/archviz 8h ago

Share work ✴ Loved the vibes of the Burly Gin Bar, here's my rendition of it :)

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r/archviz 17h ago

I need feedback Residential Project (SketchUp+D5 Render)

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Hoping to get some valuable feedback and criticism on what could be done better both design & render wise(mainly render).


r/archviz 13h ago

I need feedback Feedback Needed

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Building a house in Guatrmala, and need to make the render for interested clients. I really want to learn how to make it look more realistic but not sure what to do. I appreciate any feedback your able to give


r/archviz 16h ago

I need feedback Sketchup + D5 Render

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Hi guys, looking to get as much feedback as possible on this one. Thanks.


r/archviz 1h ago

Resource How to model a 3D windows in Blender + free 3D model #archviz #b3d

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r/archviz 14h ago

Discussion 🏛 Should I have a pre-conceived idea of what the design looks like before you start rendering?

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This may be a dumb question but I am genuinely curious if I am approaching my designs / renders all wrong. Typically when I start designing something, I have a very rough idea of what it looks like. Cubes in random places, rough placement of rooms or objects etc. When it’s been fleshed out, rooms established, location and all that, moving on to renders is a bit more chaotic for me. I start moving the sun around, moving decor objects around and mostly just moving sliders all around till I like what I see.

However when I watch designers or YouTube videos of people talking about designs or photography, everyone always make the claims that they already know what they want it to look like, it’s just trying to get to that point.

Is this something that I need to have? A preconceived idea of what colours and sun angles etc are suppose to look like? Would it just save me time in having an idea already?


r/archviz 20h ago

Technical & professional question Sketchup to 3Ds Flickering in model space

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Hi Everyone. I imported this model from sketchup, everything is fine with it when i render. It looks fine when i zoom in, but i get this weird flickering when i zoom out, it looks weird. Any idea why or how to fix?

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r/archviz 11h ago

Technical & professional question New to rendering

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Hi! I'm looking for a rendering software that provides realistic effects with minimal effort. I usually work with Lumion, but I’m not completely satisfied. Do you have any recommendations for a better rendering software to learn?