Architectural Stills & CGI Rendering
Photorealistic CGI · Luxury · Hospitality · Residential
Photorealistic CGI stills are the foundation of every architectural marketing campaign. We produce imagery that communicates the full ambition of a project — the quality of its materials, the quality of its light, and the quality of its vision — before a single brick is laid.
Every type of still, for every stage of a project
Hero renders
The signature image for a project — typically an exterior dusk or dawn view that anchors the entire campaign.
Interior stills
Living rooms, lobbies, suites, and amenity spaces rendered with architectural precision and interior design realism.
Material & detail shots
Close-up renders communicating the quality of finishes, textures, and bespoke elements.
Aerial & masterplan views
Site context and massing renders for planning, investor presentations, and marketing.
Campaign suites
Full sets of coordinated imagery across multiple views, ready for brochures, digital, and large-format print.
Architectural stills — your questions answered
What is architectural CGI and how does it differ from photography?
Architectural CGI (Computer-Generated Imagery) is photorealistic imagery of buildings and spaces that are created digitally — either before construction or to supplement photography of completed projects. Unlike photography, CGI gives you full control over lighting, season, weather, materials, and camera angle, and it can be produced at any stage of a project.
How long does an architectural still take to produce?
A single hero render typically takes between two and four weeks from brief to delivery, depending on the complexity of the scene and the revision process. Campaign suites of multiple views are usually delivered over a four-to-eight-week period. We provide a clear timeline as part of every proposal.
What do you need from us to start?
Ideally: architectural drawings (plans, sections, elevations), material specifications, and a clear brief outlining the camera angles and mood you're looking for. If you're at an early stage, we can work from concept drawings and help you develop the brief.
What file formats do you deliver?
We deliver high-resolution TIFFs or JPEGs at print resolution (typically 300dpi at A1 or larger), plus web-optimised versions. We can also deliver layered PSDs, PNG sequences, and EXR files for compositing if required.