Architectural Visualization Pricing
What Affects the Cost of 3D Visualizations?
Project Complexity – the main factor influencing the cost of a visualization is the project’s complexity, not the number of floors or the overall area.
For example: a high-rise building with simple, repetitive facades across all floors may cost less than a two-story building with intricate, curved facade elements that require greater attention to detail and complex design features. The more time and precision required, the higher the price.
Topography – a building situated on sloped terrain requires significantly more time to model and integrate the topography compared to a flat site.
Handling complex slopes increases execution time, and accordingly, the price.
Level of Detail – some projects require visualizations primarily to convey the general concept, without focusing on fine details.
In contrast, projects at advanced planning stages often demand a higher level of detail and precision, which requires more work and affects the overall cost.
Number of Views – the number of views required for a project directly affects its cost.
The more views we need to produce, the higher the overall price will be accordingly.
Special Elements – this mainly applies to interior visualizations. In most cases, we use our existing furniture catalogs for the scenes.
However, if a client requests the inclusion of specific furniture or unique elements that are not part of our standard library, this may increase the project cost due to the additional time required to model or source these custom items.
General Comments
1. Prices do not include VAT
2. Prices do not include projects with multiple buildings or complexes
Prices do not include sales plans, promotional videos and virtual tours
Interior visualization - apartment
Interior visualizations – most often include a central space with a kitchen and access to a balcony.
The main factor affecting the price is the level of design complexity.
A classic design tends to be more expensive due to the presence of more intricate elements,
compared to a modern space which typically features cleaner, simpler lines.
400- 750 $
Exterior visualization
building
Exterior renderings for buildings –
the main factor affecting the price is the complexity of the building’s design and the variation between floors.
700 -1600 $
Private house visualization
Exterior renderings for private homes – the price depends on the complexity of the project, whether it’s a private home with a simple modern design or a French-style villa with intricate design elements.
550 - 1500 $
Visualization
Complexes
Visualizations of residential and commercial complexes – to accurately estimate the project cost, we need to understand the number of buildings involved.
Additionally, more attention is required for detailed site development modeling, which also influences the overall price.
Depends on the complexity.
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Public interior visualization
Interior visualizations of public spaces often require more time dedicated to modeling unique design elements in walls and ceilings.
2000-5000 NIS
Public building visualization
Exterior visualizations of public buildings often require greater attention to facade details,
such as curtain walls and various other architectural elements.
3000-6000 NIS