3D models and renders
3D models built from your 2D drawings, or from a sketch with sizes, with still images to show the design to a client or a buyer.
What you get
- 3D models built from your plans, sections and elevations.
- Massing models for early studies.
- Building and site 3D views.
- Still images for sales and presentations.
Delivered as IFC or OBJ model files, with PNG or JPG images.
What we need from you
- Plans, elevations and sections, as PDFs or CAD files.
- Materials and colours, if the images should show them.
- The views you want, and the image size.
How it is priced
Every job is quoted in writing from your drawings or brief before any work starts. The quote is a fixed price in Australian dollars, with the scope and the files you receive, and the delivery date is agreed in the quote. There are no prices on this website because every job is different.
Steady work? A monthly arrangement has a fixed monthly fee, quoted for your volume.
Limits
- Models and images show the design you supply. They are not a check of the design.
- Images are for information and marketing, not for construction or permit.
Questions
What do you need to build a model?
Plans, elevations and sections. A section through the building helps with the heights.
Which file formats do you deliver?
IFC or OBJ model files, with PNG or JPG images.
Can you model from a sketch?
Yes, if it has the sizes on it. Anything the sketch does not show goes on a list to confirm before the model is finished.
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Send what you have for a quote
A fixed price and the scope in writing, in Australian dollars, before any work starts. Clients in Australia and overseas.
Benchline Technical is a sole-trader drafting and take-off support service. We are not architects, registered building designers, registered building practitioners, quantity surveyors or registered professional engineers. Our drawings, floor plans, models and estimates are for pricing, information and marketing. They are not for a building permit, construction or engineering certification unless a suitably registered practitioner reviews and adopts them.