How to Approach Your Lobby Rendering: Pro Tips by Dreamlife

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How to Approach Your Lobby Rendering

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Pro-Tip Takeaway

Even a simple lobby can be helpful, it’s all about the right camera angle.

Small Lobby, No Problem

We setup the lighting conditions of your project on top of the background view. We really need a great drone image to create magic here.

3D visualization, 3D rendering, 3D Animation, virtual reality, real estate, architecture, Interior design, pre-sales/pre-leasing, unbuilt real estate, Interior, lounge, corridor

Big Spaces Made Accessible

Here the camera angle really helps tell the whole story without overwhelming the viewer.

Sometimes an Ultra-Wide Helps

For larger spaces an ultra-wide camera frame can really capture it all.

Sometimes Intimacy Helps

We usually can tell right away if there is a beautiful space in your lobby that can benefit from a more closeup view like this example.

Even Rental Project Lobbies Can Be Helpful

Here’s a lobby from a residential rental property. This was part of a larger visualization package created to help pre-lease the building months before construction completed.

Sometimes it’s Enough to Show Your Lobby From the Outside

Sometimes just showing the lobby as a glimpse from your entrance rendering can be quite effective.

Just a Glimpse Can Work

Again we have just a glimpse of the lobby here since the lobby details were not ready at the time of rendering this image.

Pro-Tip Bottom Line

Consider your lobby, is there something interesting about it? Is your design done? If so, ask for a quote and see if it’s worthwhile to visualize.

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