3D visualization images house

In recent years, three-dimensional (3D) visualization technology has revolutionized the architecture and construction sector, providing clients and professionals with a clearer and more precise view of their projects. This visualization tool has brought several advantages, especially for the client, as it allows them to see the proposed project and thus participate more actively in the process of the construction of their future home.

In this article, we explore the importance of 3D house designs for the client and how this tool can significantly improve the experience and the final outcome.

What is a 3D visual image?

A 3D visualization image is a three-dimensional representation where photorealism is developed through plans, elevations, and 2D sections. With these images, it is possible to create a much more accurate visualization than with only floor plants or traditional technical drawings. This way, the client can visualize the spaces from one or more perspectives, simulate materials and finishes, and understand natural and artificial lighting.

Furthermore, before starting any construction, 3D images allow testing different aesthetic and functional solutions, making it easier to choose materials and organize spaces.

Realistic project visualization

One of the main advantages of 3D images is the ability to visualize the construction realistically, even before the work begins. Unlike conventional 2D floor plans, which can be difficult to interpret for those not familiar with this form of representation, 3D images offer a clear and understandable view of the final outcome.

With 3D visualization, the client can virtually ‘enter’ the house, observe internal and external details, try different finishes, and make adjustments as needed. Interested? Discover, below, more advantages of 3D visualization images and how they can assist you in decision-making for your project from scratch or or the rehabilitation of your home.

Advantages of 3D House Designs

Realistic visualization: the client can accurately understand the layout of the rooms, the dimensions, and the circulation within the house.
Choice of materials and finishes: with this realistic visualization, it is easier to change design elements such as wall colors, types of coverings, furniture arrangement, and even lighting.
Lighting simulation: both natural and artificial light have a significant impact on the atmosphere of any home. 3D visualization allows simulating light entering at different times of the day, helping to better plan the placement of windows, skylights, and interior lighting.

What process does MJARC use for 3D visualization?

When you decide to proceed with your project, the MJARC architectural team begins by preparing the preliminary study, developing floor plans, sections, and elevations that will serve as the basis for creating 3D visualization images.

The 3D visualization images, together with the other drawings (floor plans, sections, and elevations), enable the client to make decisions. These images allow the client to see their project as if it were already built.

Why choose 3D images for the construction of your home?

3D images have become an essential tool for anyone planning their home. Regardless of the size of the project, whether for a rehabilitation project or new construction, the ability to visualize your home in detail before starting the work brings peace of mind and confidence.

Reduces the risk of errors: having a clear vision of the house to be built allows you to identify problems and adjust details before it’s too late. This reduces the risk of errors during construction and consequently avoids additional costs.

Facilitates decision-making: from the choice of materials to the layout of the furniture, everything can be simulated in the 3D project. This makes the decision-making process easier, as it provides a more concrete vision of what the end result will look like and thus eliminates doubts and uncertainties.

Better communication with the architect: with 3D images, both the client and the architect can analyze the details, ensuring that everyone is aligned on the project’s expectations and objectives.

With 3D images, the client has a more active role in participating in the development of their project. Instead of just receiving a finalized proposal, they can follow the project phases and make suggestions along the way. This more active involvement in the creative process ensures that the end result is more in line with the client’s expectations and needs.