Exterior visualizations for residential architecture

It depends mainly on the number of views and the complexity of the surroundings — those change the workload more than the building itself. Two rounds of revisions are included in every package, and prices are net (VAT is added to the invoice). Tell me your scope and I will send the quote within 24 hours; current packages are listed in the Services section.

Yes. I work from a model supplied by the client, which works in your favour: you don't pay twice for modelling that has already been done, and the turnaround is shorter. If you don't have a model yet, get in touch and I'll tell you what's worth preparing.

Ideally .OBJ, .FBX, .SKP or .BLEND. Together with the model: textures and materials if you have them, plus plans and elevations as PDF, which I use to verify dimensions. IFC and DWG only as a last resort — IFC exported from Revit is often heavy and comes with geometry errors.

Three to five views is the standard for presenting a house. Five works out cheaper per view than three, because the model is built once and each additional view is mostly camera and lighting work. For a housing estate, an aerial shot is usually added.

Three views: 7–10 working days from receiving the complete set of materials. I confirm the date together with the quote, as it depends on my current queue and the complexity of the surroundings.

Two rounds of revisions. Further rounds are charged, and a change of design after approval counts as a new commission — which is why a precise brief at the start matters so much.

Before I start working on the image, I send a screenshot of the white model — no materials, no lighting — for approval. Any discrepancies surface at that point, which is the cheapest possible moment to fix them. The design data is supplied by the client, and the client approves the geometry at the working-model stage.

As standard, JPG up to 4000 px on the long side (web, presentation, proposal). A print version — TIFF at 300 dpi — is prepared on request; for a printed catalogue, let me know the target format and size.

Previews come by email as small watermarked JPGs, and the full resolution as a download link once the order is paid. The link stays active for a few days; if it expires, I simply refresh it.

We settle through useme, which lets me issue a VAT invoice without running a registered business. Useme sends a pro forma invoice with an online payment link; production time starts once it is paid, and I release the full-resolution files after the work is approved. The client does not need to be a company or a VAT payer.

The images are transferred together with the economic copyright — you may use them in promotional and sales materials, without time or territorial limits. I retain the right to show the work in my portfolio.

Yes, for clients across Poland and abroad. I work by email — the fastest and most reliable way to make sure nothing gets lost. If you prefer to talk, I'll offer a few specific 15-minute slots.

I don't design the house — that's the architect's role; I'm responsible for the image. I don't do 3D animation. I specialise in exterior views of single-family houses.

Tell me how many views you need, whether you have a 3D model, and your deadline. I send the quote within 24 hours.