From Visual Arts to Rendering: The Relevance of Atmospheres in Architectural Visualization
Techniques in visualization have evolved significantly over the years, providing increasingly accurate depictions that give architects a realistic view of their work before the foundation is even laid. For architects and the people they work with, the goal of a visualization is to illustrate the qualities and characteristics of a three-dimensional space that has yet to be built or is in the process of being constructed, by using hand or computer drawn images, videos, and even virtual reality platforms. All of these tools serve as a way of bringing an idea to life, whether for clients or judges in an architectural competition.
![[Render] Mancunian Tower (Tim Groom Architects). Image Cortesía de Darcstudio](https://images.adsttc.com/media/images/5ee1/3a28/b357/65c6/d800/01bd/medium_jpg/05.jpg?1591818785 "[Render] Mancunian Tower (Tim Groom Architects). Image Cortesía de Darcstudio")
[Render] Mancunian Tower (Tim Groom Architects). Image Cortesía de Darcstudio
Techniques in visualization have evolved significantly over the years, providing increasingly accurate depictions that give architects a realistic view of their work before the foundation is even laid. For architects and the people they work with, the goal of a visualization is to illustrate the qualities and characteristics of a three-dimensional space that has yet to be built or is in the process of being constructed, by using hand or computer drawn images, videos, and even virtual reality platforms. All of these tools serve as a way of bringing an idea to life, whether for clients or judges in an architectural competition.
