3D Visualization in Lahore

Yes — about 40% of our visualization work is for other architects and developers. We treat the source design with the same care as our own. We sign NDAs as standard, and we never publish a render without explicit permission.

For stills: V-Ray for 3ds Max (our default for photoreal) or Corona (for warmer interiors). For cinematic: Twinmotion or Lumion. For VR: Twinmotion + Quest 3 or WebXR. We'll match the engine to the brief, not the other way around.

AOR is the architect who holds legal responsibility for a building in a given jurisdiction — signs the drawings, manages the permitting, presents to authorities. We act as AOR across Pakistan for international design architects who don't hold a local licence.

Pricing depends on the deliverable, complexity and timeline — every project is unique. Stills, films, AOR and stewardship are all quoted per project. Tell us what you need and we'll share a tailored proposal.

Very. We model materials from real specifications and light from actual site sun-paths. Our internal benchmark: a side-by-side render & photograph should be hard to tell apart at web resolution. We refuse to render materials we haven't specified, because that breaks trust later.

It's our promise that the building doesn't end at handover. We return at 6 months, 12 months, and every year afterward. We document, photograph, troubleshoot. Year-one stewardship is included in every architecture commission. After that, it's a small annual retainer.

Yes — you own the renders we deliver, with reasonable use rights for sales, marketing, awards submissions, planning consultations. Source files (.max, .blend) are available as an add-on if you want to do future revisions in-house.

Yes. With client permission, we publish anonymised post-occupancy data in academic and trade journals. It's how the practice learns. Every building is also a research project — and our clients have always supported sharing what we've learned.