How Architectural 3D Modeling Benefit Construction Industry

The construction industry is gracefully exploring architectural 3D models for explaining and conveying design intent of building plans, especially in large residential townships, high-rise commercial construction, or shopping malls. Simultaneously, as the construction industry is booming, contractors, construction companies and architects too are gearing up to launch new iconic projects and keep ahead in the markets. And in order to unfold their unique design features, 3D rendering of architectural models, 3D floor plans and designs have a major role to play.

Companies create 3D concept design, 3D interior, and exterior design, 3D floor and roof plans, or hiring an expert photographer or a drafting professional to render different building designs. Architectural firms find it easy to convey design intents across the teams and fabricators to find it cost-effective. Companies switching to digital rendering technologies should instead opt for 3D modeling architecture as this will accelerate the speed of growth and benefit them in beating peers of the construction industry.

3D architectural images push 2D images out of the canvas

Companies create 3D concept design, 3D interior, and exterior design, 3D floor and roof plans, or hiring an expert photographer or a drafting professional to render different building designs. Architectural firms find it easy to convey design intents across the teams and fabricators to find it cost-effective. Companies switching to digital rendering technologies should instead opt for 3D architecture modeling as this will accelerate the speed of growth and benefit them in beating peers of the construction industry.

Better marketing strategy and Project initiation

Going by the common human perception, 3D images and models are processed better as compared to 3D images. With 3D visualization of architectural spaces can communicate will with the customers – inside the construction company [teams other than designs] as well as outside the company [fabricators and buyers]. Furthermore, since 3D models can be rotated about 360 degrees, project sales engineers of the construction companies can better explain the project plans, long before the construction starts. It gives a real sense of what will interiors look like, facilitates quick approval, and accommodates design changes if any.

Continuous evaluations of current projects

As the changes can be detected quickly with a 3D model, as against to 2D, architects can immediately update the changes without any delay. Such a takeaway might seem to be small, but in the longer run, it saves hundreds of dollars and keeps you ahead of your competitors.

For building construction projects constant feedback plays an essential role. It is such because with a single change in the plan it is important that it gets processed quickly and gets implemented and only then the downstream activities will be in place and as scheduled.

Quicker, better, robust

For architecture and design studios, finding consistently good 3D rendering services can be the rusty cog in an otherwise well-oiled studio machine. Especially, small offices don’t allocate dedicated resources for 3D rendering services they instead rely on outsourced companies providing these services.

Even for firms with large enough teams to have fully employed visualization specialists, being able to quickly assign important rendering deadlines is an incredibly difficult task. But enterprises holding experience of years can provide architectural rendering methodology which includes the creation of comprehensive 3D models using elevations/plans before adding the surroundings/landscape/ textures, etc. Cumulatively, rendering helps to save significantly of project costs as designs are interpreted correctly and rightly. This indeed will help architects and engineers to process the ideas quicker, better, and robust than their peers.

How choosing 3D modeling turns out to be fruitful?

Holistically, if you see emerging technologies like 3ds Max, Photoshop, or Lightroom, and not using them will eventually push you back in the race. So keep yourselves updated always and try to adapt these technologies. With an additional dimension from 2D images, 3D models give customers an enhanced look of their customized products.

A 3D view allows customers to analyze the product design – be it building or an interior building product – from all angles. Another advantage of using 3D renderings is if you already have existing 3D models of your products or an in-house design team you can easily create 3D images and artwork faster If you are a company holding a lot of expertise but aren’t adopting a 3D technology then you should think over this again, as this will help to improve your bottom line and beat your competition in a very simple manner.

Source: Hitech BIM Services