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For architects

More time for the design.

Turn model screenshots and architectural sketches into photorealistic images for internal reviews, client conversations and early presentations.

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A limestone courtyard house with precise rooflines and an olive tree
Courtyard house · Illustrative architectural concept

01 /In your practice

Support faster, clearer design conversations.

Visuals for early conversations

Give clients enough realism to react to material, atmosphere and spatial intent before the model reaches full rendering detail.

More options from one view

Compare focused material or lighting directions without creating a separate conventional render setup for every alternative.

A bridge—not a replacement

Continue designing in your established tools and use generated visuals as communication outputs around that process.

02 /Workflow

Around the way you already design.

  1. 01

    Design in your normal tools

    Develop the sketch, model or drawing to the level required for the current decision.

  2. 02

    Generate a communication visual

    Export the most useful view and give it a specific material, context and lighting direction.

  3. 03

    Review against the design

    Check the visualization against the source before placing it in a client deck, design review or consultation.

03 /Questions

Before you start

Does Propviz integrate directly with modelling software?

The workflow uses screenshots and image exports, so it can sit alongside different modelling applications without a native-file import.

Can I use an untextured model?

Yes. A clear white or clay model is often a strong source because the massing and openings are easy to read.

Can clients compare design options?

Yes. You can create separate material, landscape or lighting directions from the same source view and present them together.

Are the results construction documents?

No. They are design communication visuals. Construction decisions must continue to rely on the approved professional documentation.