Set the direction
Organize source sketches, existing information and measured assumptions before redrawing or modelling.
Concept studies / residential / renovation / visualization
Residential Architecture & Renovation Visualization Studies
A curated residential concept-study collection showing completed architecture, renovation and exterior-visualization outcomes.
01 / Project brief
What the work needed to resolve.
Residential briefs often arrive as a mixture of hand sketches, PDFs, existing plans, site information and visual references. This study collection demonstrates how that material can move through redraw, model, renovation and presentation stages without separating the technical record from the final visual story.
02 / Approach
Design decisions, not filler.
Resolve the system
Separate existing, demolition and proposed information so renovation decisions remain traceable.
Make it communicable
Connect plans, elevations, sections and details with clear exterior views and presentation boards.
03 / Scope
What moved from idea into delivery.
- Hand sketch and PDF to AutoCAD conversion
- Revit model development
- Existing, demolition and proposed plans
- Residential permit-support drawings
- Construction details and schedules
- Photorealistic exterior rendering
- Before-and-after presentation
04 / Project visual record
Design, detail and atmosphere.
Selected project views connect the finished presentation with the drawings, material thinking and spatial decisions behind it.
05 / What this demonstrates
The collection shows one connected residential workflow: early information can become organized drawings, a coordinated model and believable imagery rather than three disconnected services.
Portfolio concept-study collection. The visuals communicate workflow, design thinking and deliverable types; they are not presented as a record of one commissioned client project or as proof of construction, approval or fabrication.
Start with the real project
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Send the current plans, survey, model, reference material or early brief. Artimist can review the information and define the right design, visualization or documentation scope.
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