Architectural drawings (CAD or PDF), a floor plan, and any references or mood boards for materials and finishes. If drawings aren't ready yet, a rough layout and brief can still get a project started.
A single camera angle usually takes a few days from approved blockout to final render. Larger multi-camera packages or full-floor commercial sets take longer and are scoped individually based on camera count and revision rounds.
Most packages include revision rounds at both the blockout stage (layout, camera angles) and the final render stage (materials, lighting, color). Exact rounds depend on the package — see the Services page for tier details.
Yes — Dhruvil Visuals takes on remote commissions alongside studio work, and is set up to collaborate across time zones via email and WhatsApp.
3ds Max and Corona Renderer for final high-fidelity output, SketchUp and D5 Render for fast previews, plus Blender, Enscape, AutoCAD, Revit, Rhinoceros, and Adobe Substance tools depending on the project.
Yes — if you have brand guidelines, prior renders, or a specific presentation format your team uses, share them upfront and the final delivery can be matched to fit.
Final renders are delivered as high-resolution PNGs by default. Layered PSDs, alternate resolutions, or specific formats for print or web can be arranged on request.
Reach out via the Contact page with your drawings and a short brief — camera count, timeline, and any references — and you'll get a scoped quote back.