Conceptual Renderings: Show a Project Completed

Do you need to show what a completed project will look like before the project is undertaken? We can help you present a proposed project in its completed state by creating a conceptual rendering of the completed project.

You provide a 'Before' photo (or we can always shoot the photos for you) and a sketch, roadway cross-section, or design concept, etc. of the proposed project and we will create a rendering in stunning realism of what the proposed project will look like once completed for use in reports, proposals, community outreach meetings, etc.

Sample Renderings
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City/Neighborhood Roadways

ATM Kiosks
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Expansion of a Two-Lane Road

Before After

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EXISTING: Two-lane road with no shoulder

PROPOSED: The proposed roadway has the two-lane road widened to a four-lane divided highway, and adding bike lane, parking lane, curb, grass strip and sidewalk to each side.

Expansion of a Two-Lane Road

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EXISTING: Two-lane road with no shoulder

PROPOSED: The proposed roadway has the two-lane road widened to a four-lane divided highway, and adding bike lane, parking lane, curb, grass strip and sidewalk to each side.

Expansion of a Two-Lane Road

Click > above to see Rendered Proposed Roadway

EXISTING: Two-lane road with no shoulder

PROPOSED: The proposed roadway has the two-lane road widened to a four-lane divided highway, and adding bike lane, parking lane, curb, grass strip and sidewalk to each side.

Expansion of a Two-Lane Road

Click > above to see Existing Roadway

EXISTING: Two-lane road with no shoulder

PROPOSED: The proposed roadway has the two-lane road widened to a four-lane divided highway, and adding bike lane, parking lane, curb, grass strip and sidewalk to each side.

Expansion of a Two-Lane Road

Click > above to see Rendered Proposed Roadway

EXISTING: Two-lane road through a residential neighborhood

PROPOSED: The proposed roadway reconfigures the existing two-lane road into 2 traffic lanes in each direction (keeping existing centerline) and widening the existing road to accommodate a bike lane on either side. A new curb, grass strip and sidewalk will be added on either side.

Reconfiguration and Expansion of a Two-Lane Road

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EXISTING: Two-lane road through a residential neighborhood

Reconfiguration and Extension of a Four-Lane Road

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EXISTING: This road is currently a 4-lane, 2-way street which dead ends into a cross street as shown.

PROPOSED: The proposed roadway reconfigures the road to one-way, two lanes of traffic, with one bike lane and parking lanes on either side, all within the existing right-of-way. In addition, the road will extend PAST the cross street, and curve to the left after the intersection with the cross street.

Reconfiguration and Extension of a Four-Lane Road

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EXISTING: This road is currently a 4-lane, 2-way street which dead ends into a cross street as shown.

Reconfiguration of a Wide Two-Lane Road

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EXISTING: Wide two-lane road through a residential neighborhood

PROPOSED: The proposed roadway converts the existing 2-way road to one-way with 2 lanes of traffic, and adding one bike lane and one parking lane all within the existing right-of-way.

Reconfiguration of a Wide Two-Lane Road

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EXISTING: Wide two-lane road through a residential neighborhood

PROPOSED: The proposed roadway converts the existing 2-way road to one-way with 2 lanes of traffic, and adding one bike lane and one parking lane all within the existing right-of-way.

ATM Kiosk Design and Rendering

Using a schematic drawing of the ATM kiosk as a base, the graphics are overlaid based on the client’s concept, color scheme, brand, etc.

A photo of a generic model of the same kiosk is used as the basis for the rendering of what the finished kiosk will look like.

The graphics from the scematic drawing (from step 1) are overlaid onto the photo, showing the client a photo-realistic image of what the finished product will look like in the real world before the kiosk is built. This gives the client the opportunity to visualize the finished product and make changes as necessary before construction is begun.