Interior renderings are commonly used, from diagrammatic models to explain a space or building section, to fully detailed photo-realistic renderings of a space. Options include static renderings, panoramic views (that can be rotated 360° on the computer), and animated walk throughs.

Exterior renderings are an excellent way to show clients or potential tenants a projects appearance. Exterior renderings can also be produced as still images or animated fly bys.

Photomontage allows you to include a rendering of a proposed project in photos of an existing site or building. This is a useful way to show how a proposed project fits into its context or how a proposed addition will relate to an existing building.

Using photometric files that represent actual light fixtures, a rendering can be prepared using radiosity. This is a simulation of the interplay of light between the various surfaces in a model. This can produce both a useful visualization of the appearance of the lighting in a space, and quantitative estimates of the light levels throughout the model. This technique works with both artificial lighting and daylight and is particularly useful in spaces that rely on indirect lighting.