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3D Architectural Rendering in New York

New York is a vibrant city brimming with life and diversity, with each neighborhood showcasing its distinct character and vibe. From the majestic skyscrapers of Manhattan to the historic buildings of Brooklyn, the city's beauty and rich architectural styles are truly impressive. However, navigating such a dynamic and complex environment can be quite challenging for developers and architects. Strict zoning laws and regulations on building heights and designs demand a thorough understanding of local standards. Additionally, public opinion plays a crucial role, as new projects often trigger debates among residents. As one of the most populated cities in the U.S., New York's high demand and land prices heighten the stakes for any construction missteps. Thus, carefully considering every project aspect from the outset is crucial to mitigate these risks.

Application of 3D Rendering in New York

3D visualization is a powerful tool that enables us to see how a building will interact with its surroundings and impact the urban landscape before construction begins. By utilizing 3D models, potential problems can be identified early in the design phase. Let’s explore how, within the context of New York, 3D rendering can be effectively applied in various fields such as architecture and real estate, interior design, advertising, and marketing, along with showcasing several case studies from our portfolio.

Architecture and Real Estate

In 2024, New York's construction industry is experiencing remarkable growth. Investments are focused on government facilities, industrial and warehouse spaces, retail stores, restaurants, research laboratories, and educational institutions. While the pandemic led to a significant population outflow from the city, trends are shifting as both domestic and international migration show signs of gradual recovery. According to New York YIMBY, in the second quarter of 2024 alone, applications for the construction of 14,795 residential and hotel units were submitted. 

In this context, architectural 3D rendering plays a crucial role in the successful execution of projects. Photorealistic renders help city officials visualize how new buildings will integrate into New York’s landscape, which streamlines the permitting process for architects and developers. Furthermore, captivating 3D visualization in New York boosts interest in new developments among potential buyers.

One key factor influencing your architectural project is the choice of camera angles in exterior 3D renderings.

Read more on our 3D exterior rendering services and 3D House and Residential Rendering Services.

An aerial camera is the best choice when the goal is to show how a building integrates into the urban landscape. In New York, this type of rendering is often used to showcase large residential complexes, shopping centers, and parks. Investors favor this viewpoint because it enables them to assess the project's scale and connection to transportation hubs and natural features.

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Example of aerial render. © CYLIND
Example of aerial render. © CYLIND

To show future residents how the space will feel, we recommend using an eye-level camera angle. This type of render is in high demand when it comes to selling real estate to end buyers.

Check out our Real Estate 3D Rendering Services.

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Example of eye-level camera angle. © CYLIND
Example of eye-level camera angle. © CYLIND

Semi-aerial or elevated camera angles are positioned at the third or fourth-floor level. This visualization technique is perfect for highlighting tall buildings or residential complexes from various angles, effectively conveying scale and height while still capturing details on the lower levels. It’s commonly used to showcase facades, balconies, public areas, and the interplay between different elements of the complex.

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Example of semi-aerial camera angle. © CYLIND
Example of semi-aerial camera angle. © CYLIND

Interior Design

Despite the high demand for affordable housing, New Yorkers are also pursuing spacious lofts and luxurious apartments in skyscrapers. Each interior requires a tailored approach to 3D rendering to convey its atmosphere and functionality.

Small apartments, particularly studios and one-bedroom units, are popular with young professionals and students. For these spaces, it's essential to showcase the utilization of every square foot. For instance, showing how a living room can quickly convert into a workspace, or how well-designed storage keeps everything organized. Thoughtful lighting design and natural light are crucial for creating the right atmosphere, making them key elements of the 3D rendering process.

Lofts, often located in historic industrial buildings, are characterized by their high ceilings, large windows, and open floor plans. These spaces are especially popular among professionals in the creative industries and enthusiasts of industrial style. Capturing a sense of scale and height in the rendering is crucial. This process includes highlighting original architectural details like exposed beams, brick walls, and metal elements. Open layouts typically require careful zoning to create comfortable areas for work, relaxation, and entertainment, and this should be clearly represented in the visualization. Additionally, realistically depicting natural light streaming through those large windows is vital for creating an inviting atmosphere.

When it comes to rendering luxury apartments in New York skyscrapers, the emphasis is on showcasing the elegance and distinctiveness of every detail. The 3D visualization should capture the stunning panoramic views from the windows, the premium finishes, modern technology features, and exclusive interior elements like marble countertops, integrated smart home systems, and designer furniture and artwork.

Embarking on a 3D rendering project demands a highly skilled team, and at CYLIND, all our 3D artists have architectural backgrounds that enhance efficiency at every project phase and facilitate smoother communication. When architects or designers share their briefs with us, they gain collaborators who not only quickly grasp their vision but also proactively identify and resolve potential issues in 3D models that could impact project execution.

Advertising and Marketing 

Advertising and marketing agencies are increasingly turning to 3D rendering to craft captivating ad campaigns, a trend particularly vital in New York, where competition for consumer attention is relentless. Among the most effective formats for promoting real estate projects are the following 3D visualization techniques:

Photorealistic still 3D renders bring the project to life long before its completion. These images, which showcase how the final product will look, are often featured in marketing brochures and on real estate agency websites. They enable clients to envision the property's appearance, even while it's still under construction. This approach allows early sales to begin during the planning phase, effectively bridging the gap between concept and reality.

Animations are designed for both interior and exterior scenes to evoke an emotional response. They effectively showcase how a property looks from different angles and harmonizes with its surrounding streetscape. These captivating videos are commonly seen on developer websites and social media platforms, significantly enhancing marketing strategies and attracting potential buyers.

360-degree virtual tours allow potential buyers to "walk" through a property, no matter where they are. This is especially useful for attracting international clients or those who don’t have time to visit in person. These immersive tours are commonly featured on real estate agency websites and mobile apps, providing a highly engaging experience that helps drive interest.

AR/VR (Augmented and Virtual Reality) technology allows clients to virtually "step inside" a property using VR headsets or mobile devices. These immersive presentations are frequently showcased at real estate exhibitions or in sales offices of development firms, giving potential buyers an opportunity to fully experience the project's atmosphere and explore from multiple vantage points, ultimately helping them make more informed decisions.

3D floor plans are a valuable tool in real estate listings. They give buyers a clear view of the property’s layout, helping them visualize the space and assess whether it meets their needs.

The CYLIND team works with various types of visualizations. Just email us at info@cylind.com, and we'll choose the right 3D format for your needs.

CYLIND’s Use Cases of 3D Rendering in New York

Next, we’ll highlight some recent projects completed by our rendering studio, allowing you to assess the high quality of our work.

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New Union Church of New Rochelle, New York (USA), 2024. Design Development Architects chose CYLIND from among 3D rendering companies in New York to provide 3D rendering services. The project includes an underground parking lot for 80 cars, 115 residential units, rooftop city gardens, and retail spaces on the building's corner. © CYLIND

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The CYLIND team created 3D renderings to present the new development in Harriman, New York, to the urban authorities. This project features buildings that blend commercial and residential functions, with retail spaces and restaurants on the ground floor and residential units above. © CYLIND
The CYLIND team created 3D renderings to present the new development in Harriman, New York, to the urban authorities. This project features buildings that blend commercial and residential functions, with retail spaces and restaurants on the ground floor and residential units above. © CYLIND

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The CYLIND team created a space that harmoniously represents luxury modern style. The renders highlight a penthouse in Manhattan tailored for a contemporary couple. © CYLIND
The CYLIND team designed a space that harmoniously represents a luxury modern style. The renders highlight a penthouse in Manhattan tailored for a contemporary couple. © CYLIND

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Our goal was to evoke a sense of luxury and comfort throughout the images of the interior. From atmospheric lighting to coordinated textures and thoughtfully chosen artworks, every detail of this project was meticulously crafted by our 3D artists. You can explore the project further by following the link. © CYLIND
Our goal was to evoke a sense of luxury and comfort throughout the images of the interior. From atmospheric lighting to coordinated textures and thoughtfully chosen artworks, every detail of this project was meticulously crafted by our 3D artists. You can explore the project further by following the link. © CYLIND

FAQS

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Do revisions and changes affect the cost of 3D visualization?

Yes, changes may increase the cost, especially if they go beyond the initial scope. (For more details read our guide on 3D rendering cost)

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Which industries in New York most frequently use 3D rendering services?

New York has a high demand for 3D rendering services across various industries, including architecture, interior design, advertising, marketing, real estate, and manufacturing. Companies in these fields actively use 3D visualization to showcase projects, attract clients, and drive sales.

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How much does 3D rendering cost in New York?

The cost of 3D rendering in New York varies depending on the complexity, level of detail, and deadlines. For instance, exterior renderings typically range from $1,000 to $3,000, while interior renderings range from $800 to $1,800.

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What do you need to start a 3D rendering project in New York?

To begin, please send us (info@cylind.com) the following information: the purpose of the visualization, the number of images needed, style references, preferences for furniture and decor, lighting requirements, materials, and textures. We also require architectural drawings or 3D models (AutoCAD, SketchUp), the desired resolution of the images or videos, your deadlines, and the project's location. If necessary, we can sign an NDA.

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What are the latest trends in 3D rendering in New York?

Among the latest trends in 3D rendering in New York are the use of virtual and augmented reality for interactive presentations, as well as AI-driven enhancements to improve the photorealism of visualizations.

In New York’s competitive market, every detail matters. We know how to visualize your project to make it stand out. Contact us and get a free consultation!

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