Planning an Architectural Rendering Timeline

Production and review are both part of the schedule

Our typical starting timelines are 5–7 business days for an interior image and 7–10 for an exterior. These are planning guides, not a reserved production slot. Larger sets, complex modeling and animation need their own schedule.

Prepare the inputs

Plans, elevations, material references and a clear list of views let the team scope the work. If the design is still evolving, identify the expected changes before scheduling final imagery.

Approve the composition first

Review the camera angle and major geometry before detailed materials and lighting. Moving a camera late can expose areas that were outside the original production scope.

Consolidate feedback

Choose one person to collect comments from the project team. A combined set of marked-up feedback helps avoid conflicting instructions. Our still-image scopes include two consolidated revision rounds.

Agree on the final delivery

Confirm the presentation date, file formats and review deadlines in the proposal. Additional design changes may affect both the price and schedule. Tell us about urgent dates at the start so we can assess availability.

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