However, for each project we evaluate the most appropriate software given the project criteria, starting information, and the needed endproducts. We frequently show the firms who hire us how we do it so that they can do it for themselves the next time - kind of works us out of a job, but we still get plenty of work, possibly partly because of this approach. Thus, we are happy to do the modeling in, say, your VectorWorks, or your old AutoCAD 14, or even your new Autodesk ArchitecturalDesktop2005 and Revit, and show you all our tips and techniques along the way if you wish.

Dynamic - see all around you - images are a fantastic way to show potential buyers future condominiums, or existing houses, to show zoning/planning boards how your development will improve their city, and to encourage visitors to your hotel or restaurant.

We can create these "virtual environments" by taking photographs of existing spaces (using our special equipment) and we can also create them of places that do not - yet - exist (by using our architectural CADD 3D modeling software) and can even do hybrid combinations where we have environments where some of the scene is existing and some is a possible idea for the future.

We can create files small enough to place on web sites, and can also create extensive "nodal movies" where you can dynamically jump around to different perspective vantage points.
 
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