Turn drawings into
living imagery

Who this service is for

• Architects & interior designers who need consistent, high-end visualization for presentations, approvals, and portfolio delivery

• Real estate photography/media agencies who require premium CGI output aligned with marketing standards and tight timelines

What we deliver (core outputs)

• Still Renders (Interior / Exterior): photorealistic hero shots and supporting angles

• 360 Panorama: immersive single-point views for web/mobile presentation

• Virtual Tour: interactive experience built from multiple 360s and/or real-time scenes (platform and scope by agreement)

• 3D Animation Film / Walkthrough: motion storytelling designed for marketing—camera choreography, pacing, mood lighting, and sellable details

Final output specifications (resolution, format, aspect ratio, platform requirements) are defined by agreement per project.

Quality levels: GOOD vs PREMIUM

GOOD
Accurate to the brief and presentation-ready: correct layout, primary materials, coherent lighting, and clean composition—ideal for design review and approvals.

PREMIUM (Lesmee’s flagship)
Everything in GOOD, plus marketing-grade refinement:

• Cinematic composition designed like a shot list (hero + supporting + detail logic)

• Stronger realism via refined lighting behavior and micro-material response

• Higher consistency across all views (one coherent mood and “brand feel”)

• Stricter technical cleanliness (noise control, artifact checks, sharper edges, balanced post)

Process overview (single-page friendly)

1. Brief Intake & Asset Check → confirm scope, outputs, and identify missing inputs

2. Style Lock → align mood, material direction, and camera intent early

3. Production → modeling → lighting → rendering → post-production

4. Internal QC → checklist-based review before client delivery

5. Client Review & Revisions → implement consolidated notes + re-QC

6. Final Delivery → final files delivered in agreed formats; source files optional by agreement

Architectural illustration provides numerous crucial benefits in the design and presentation of construction projects. Here are some key advantages of using architectural illustration:

- Enhanced Project Understanding: Helps clients, investors, and stakeholders to better understand the space and details of the construction project.
- Increased Interaction: Creates vivid and engaging images, enhancing interaction and interest from partners and clients.
- Persuasive Marketing: Supports the sales and advertising process by visually demonstrating the features and benefits of the project.
- Early Detection of Design Flaws: Enables designers to identify and rectify design flaws early on, saving time and costs.
- Showcasing Design Concepts: Allows designers to express and present their design ideas more clearly and authentically.
- Virtual Reality Simulation: Generates 3D models to simulate the virtual reality of the project, making it easier for viewers to imagine the space.
- Facilitates Design Changes: Provides flexible editing capabilities to meet the specific needs and requirements of clients.
- Quality Marketing Material: Enhances marketing and advertising quality through the use of unique and high-quality images and videos.
- Real-Time Visualization: Facilitates real-time visualization of design concepts for better decision-making.
- Optimizes Design Process: Helps optimize and streamline the design process by easily presenting and testing various design ideas.

In summary, architectural illustration is not just a decorative tool but also a vital support for the design and marketing of construction projects.

What we do with your project:
Here is a concise version of the interior and exterior rendering process in 4 main steps:
1. Collect Requirements and Information: Define project requirements and gather detailed information from the client.
2. 3D Modeling and Image Creation: Use 3D modeling software to create a spatial model and apply materials to objects.
3. Lighting Setup and Camera Angles: Determine lighting conditions and set up suitable camera angles according to project requirements.
4. Rendering, Editing, and Delivery: Utilize rendering software to generate high-quality images. Edit as needed, export images in the required format, deliver to the client, and make adjustments based on feedback.

Scope of Work:

Exterior:
Architectural structures and interior landscapes.
Objects outside the project scope may be reconstructed with high or low detail, or excluded based on client preferences (nearby structures).

Interior:
Limited by wall boundaries and spatial constraints.
Includes ceilings, floors, furniture, and decorations.
External context beyond the project scope may be reconstructed with high or low detail, or excluded based on client preferences (scenes outside windows, elements within the frame but outside the drawing boundaries).

What you receive

• Grey-shaded draft of every camera angle for approval before rendering
• Final stills at the agreed resolution
• One free revision round after the draft and one after the final

File formats

• JPG and PNG at the agreed resolution
• TIFF on request
• Layered PSD on request

Grey-shaded draft in 48 hours, finals 3 to 5 business days after the angles are approved.

What to send (recommended project package)

For Interior CGI

• Floor plan + key dimensions + ceiling height

• Style/mood references (moodboard preferred)

• Material list/specs (if available)

• Furniture list (must-have items, brand preferences, “avoid list”)

• Target feeling (luxury / warm minimal / modern classic, etc.) and audience (buyer/tenant profile)

For Exterior CGI

• Plans/elevations/site plan (PDF/DWG/images)

• Location context (map link + surrounding condition notes)

• Material/spec guidelines

• Landscape direction (density, style, season, time-of-day)

For 360 / Virtual Tour / Animation

• Viewer journey: start point, route, key highlights (what must be “sold”)

• Platform requirement (web/VR/listing/presentation)

• Branding needs (logo, captions, tone), and any motion/story cues for film

How to give feedback (to reduce revision cycles)

• Send one consolidated document per revision round

• Use view IDs and numbered callouts (e.g., “View 03: warm up oak tone; reduce gloss”)

• If changing direction, label references clearly as NEW DIRECTION

• Prioritize notes: Critical / Important / Nice-to-have

What happens if information is incomplete?

We can start with partial information if it does not create conflicts. However, confirming key dimensions and style references early significantly improves accuracy and reduces rework.

Delivery & timeline principles

• Delivery schedule is confirmed based on scope and asset readiness.

• Output specifications (resolution/format/aspect/platform) are by agreement per project.

Revisions

• Up to 3 revision rounds included (one round = one consolidated set of client feedback).

• Revision support is available within 30 days after final delivery.

• Revision requests beyond typical windows may incur additional cost depending on file availability, re-setup effort, and scope changes.

Revision vs Scope Change

Included revisions (typical): lighting balance, material tuning, décor adjustments within agreed direction, minor camera edits, small modeling corrections.
Scope changes (quoted separately): new style direction after approvals, architecture/layout redesign, adding new zones/views, major asset replacement, expanding deliverables (e.g., still → film, or adding virtual tour after stills).

Confidentiality & NDA

• Project data is handled on a need-to-know basis internally.

• NDA is available upon request (signed when needed).

Data retention

• Project files are stored for up to 360 days on Lesmee systems unless otherwise agreed. After that, files may no longer be retrievable.

Limitations / refusal cases

Lesmee may decline requests that are outside the agreed scope, require unsupported deliverables without prior agreement, violate usage rights, involve restricted content, depend on missing critical assets, or request retrieval beyond retention limits.