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Tag: Rendering

A Proper Use for AI

Something has started happening in the field of AI that we wanted to talk about. Many of these new Tech…
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Posted on: July 11, 2026 Last updated on: July 11, 2026 Written by: Archology

Our Services Explained – Renderings

Continuing our series taking an in-depth look at our services (see the previous post on Schematic Design Services), today we’re…
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Posted on: March 7, 2026 Last updated on: March 15, 2026 Written by: Archology
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Georgetown Package Store

This project in Georgetown, Delaware is a simple building that belies the difficulty of getting the permits. This was an…
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Posted on: November 7, 2023 Last updated on: November 7, 2023 Written by: Archology
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Wheatley Sunroom Renderings

These renderings were for a personal friend of ours. So we decided to have some fun and see what some…
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Posted on: April 16, 2020 Last updated on: April 16, 2020 Written by: Archology
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Because Jesus Loves You Ministries Photorealistic Renderings

We completed these photorealistic renderings for a church we were assisting. Like many smaller to mid-size congregations, budget was a…
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Posted on: April 3, 2020 Last updated on: April 3, 2020 Written by: Archology
Renderings

Cookman Street Apartments

These apartments were a small renovation job we were called in to assist on the renovations. We found that the…
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Posted on: March 3, 2020 Last updated on: March 3, 2020 Written by: Archology
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Process of the Hawkseye Residence

This post is about the process that created the Hawkseye Residence, which you can find here. The process started when…
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Posted on: February 29, 2020 Last updated on: February 29, 2020 Written by: Archology
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Gale Residence Renderings

These are renderings of a massing model for a new home. This is a home located on Love Creek that…
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Posted on: February 27, 2020 Last updated on: January 10, 2026 Written by: Archology
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12 hours ago

A pool house we assisted with for a new community going in locally. Our renderer took one look at the building and thought, well, this is simple, it'd hard to screw this up. So it instead really overdid the background into a jungle. Maybe asking for the hippo triggered it, who knows. ...

A pool house we assi
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2 days ago

Most of our clients do their own finishes which means we can be surprised by the final state of some of the work. Fortunately our clients had good taste with this herringbone patterned tile and attractive fixtures in this shower. ...

Most of our clients
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3 days ago

We've beaten this drum before for the benefits of public art. This park on the Mississippi river included some interesting sculptural works. When trying to use art to engage the public into a space, going big seems to be a requirement. Go too small, and you don't generate the interest or large scale joy for an item to be effective at bringing people to an underutilized area of town. ...

Weve beaten this dru
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