3D imagery
- Exterior view
- $1,700–2,200
- Interior view
- $1,300–1,700
- Master plan / aerial view
- $2,500+
Per finished view.
Services
Services to tell your
project story.
Imagery, motion, and immersive experiences. Four ways to help your audience see and understand your project.
See pricing01 / Still imagery
3D imagery.
02 / In motion
Films & animation.
From the first approach to the smallest detail. Films bring the architecture into focus and reveal how a place feels.
Watch this film1:48609 West Randolph
Chicago, Illinois
Watch this film2:40The George
Durham, North Carolina
Watch this film4:08The Archive
Minneapolis, Minnesota
Watch this film2:27Pearson Ranch
Austin, Texas
Watch this film2:46T3 Eastside
Austin, Texas03 / Look around
360 tours.
Give people control of the view. Explore complete spaces at your own pace, with immersive panoramas for presentations, websites, and sales suites.
Step inside
609 West RandolphExplore the tour →
04 / In your hands
Interactive experiences.
Put the project in your audience’s hands. Touchscreen, iPad, VR, and AR experiences bring the design into the room.
Built around your project
Explore it
together.
We tailor the experience to the project, the audience, and the way it will be presented. See how an interactive presentation could work in your sales gallery or design review.
Meet FloorStack, our interactive sales appA personal walkthrough with our team.
Project pricing
Transparent pricing.
Agreed upfront.
Know what’s included before work begins. These starting rates help you plan; your proposal sets out the scope, deliverables, and price upfront. Any changes to the agreed scope are discussed and priced before additional work begins.
Films & animation
- Short reel · 15–30 seconds
- $5,000–7,000
- Fly-through tour
- $10,000–20,000
- Full project film
- $20,000+
From a short introduction to a complete film.
360 tours
- Single panorama
- $1,700–2,200
- One space · 3–4 panoramas
- $2,300–2,700
- Entire project · 15–20 panoramas
- $10,000+
Connected views, made to explore.
Interactive experiences
- Interactive sales app
- $15,000+
A presentation tailored to your project, audience, and sales environment.
Working together
Who we work with.
Different teams need different views of a project. We shape the imagery and experience around the decisions you need to make.
Property developers
& owners
Build confidence in the development, from early investment conversations to the first lease or sale. We create a consistent visual story across the building, residences, and amenities.
Architects
& designers
Present the design with clarity and care. We work through materials, light, and composition with your team, creating views that communicate the intent behind the architecture.
Brokers
& leasing teams
Help buyers and tenants see what a space could become. Give your team persuasive visuals for listings, pitches, and conversations before the project is built.
Common
questions.
What do you need to get started?
A drawing set, a 3D model, or even an early concept. Share the location, intended audience, deliverables, and timeline, and we’ll help define the right scope.
Can you work with a design that’s still evolving?
Yes. We can begin while the design is developing and help explore its visual direction. Your proposal will define review stages and how design changes are handled.
How long does a project take?
Most projects take 2–6 weeks. The scope, deliverables, and review schedule affect timing. We’ll confirm a schedule when we prepare your proposal.
How is a project priced?
We prepare a proposal around your project’s complexity, deliverables, schedule, and revision needs. Start a conversation for a clear scope and project-specific price.
What does a rendering fee include?
A typical rendering covers scene setup, materials, lighting, landscaping, people and other scene details, image production, and finishing. The proposal specifies the deliverables and review process included in your project.
How are revisions handled?
Your proposal defines the review stages and included revisions. Significant architectural changes, or changes to previously approved work, can add cost. We discuss any adjustments to the agreed scope and price before additional work begins.