A 3D floor plan is a CG image that shows a property layout in a realistic way. These visuals can provide a top-down or a side view. In most cases, floor plan renders depict virtually staged rooms.
Why should I use 3d floor plan rendering services?
If you want to make your listings and various marketing materials more eye-catching and informative, you should consider using 3D floor plan visuals. They attract prospects’ attention and provide them with a comprehensive understanding of a property’s layout and dimensions.
How accurate are 3D floor plans in representing actual dimensions?
3D floor plans are precisely based on 2D drawings of a place. Therefore, they accurately represent the sizes and proportions of rooms to scale.
How long does it take to create a 3D floor plan design?
It takes 1-2 work days to complete a 3D floor plan rendering. But at ArchiCGI, we have the capacity to create numerous renderings at the same time, so you can get a whole batch of visuals in that same timeframe.
How can 3D floor plans help in pre-selling a property?
3D floor plans allow prospects to easily visualize the crucial aspects of a place, such as its scale and possible furniture layouts. Also, they can be virtually staged in any interior style you think will best appeal to your target audience. As a result, these informative and inspiring 3D house plans can help potential buyers make more confident decisions about a purchase.
How much does a 3D floor plan cost?
The price starts at $99 per floor plan and depends on the size of the property, the number of levels, and whether you need furniture and materials shown. Send us your drawings and we’ll get you an exact quote the same day.
What’s the difference between a 2D and a 3D floor plan?
A 2D floor plan is a flat technical drawing that shows the layout, dimensions, and walls. A 3D floor plan shows the same layout from an elevated angle with realistic walls, furniture, textures, and lighting, so buyers instantly understand both the floor layout and how the space will feel to live in.
What types of properties do you make 3D floor plans for?
Residential and commercial alike: single-family homes, apartments and condos, townhouses, multifamily and mixed-use developments, as well as offices, retail spaces, restaurants, hotels, healthcare and education buildings, warehouses, gyms and event venues. If you want to see the plans we have done for your type of property, write to us and we will send you the relevant work.
What do I need to send to get a 3D floor plan?
Your 2D drawings in any usual format: a PDF, a DWG or another CAD file, or even a hand sketch or a photo of a printed plan. Add style references, material preferences, whether the rooms should be furnished, and which levels you need. The fuller the brief, the fewer clarifications along the way. If you prefer a ready structure, download the brief template from this page and fill it in.
What do I get at the end, and in what format?
You receive the finished renders as image files in the views you ordered: top view, angle view or dollhouse. The resolution is agreed at the brief, from lighter versions for listings and websites up to 2K and 4K for print and presentations. If the plans go into a brochure or an ad layout, we can also supply them on a transparent background.
Who owns the rights to the finished 3D floor plans?
You do. All rights to the finished renders and to every file produced for the project belong to the client. We do not put watermarks on the images. If you want your own logo placed on the plans, say so at the brief and we will add it.