Craftsman Style Home 3D Rendering
Budget: $250 – $750 USD
I am looking for an experienced architect or designer to create a visually stunning 3D rendering of a 1900's craftsman style single-family home. This is strictly for visualization purposes.
Key Expertise Required:
- Strong understanding of 1900’s craftsman architectural style
- Proven experience in 3D modeling and rendering
- Ability to accurately translate specifications into a visual form
- High level of detail and realism in rendering
The candidate should have a portfolio demonstrating prior work in residential architectures, preferably in 1900’s craftsman style. This is an opportunity to showcase your architectural knowledge and rendering skills in this unique style. Your creativity and attention to detail will be crucial in executing this project successfully.
There are two buildings. One that would be an outdoor entertainment barn/pavilion with added overhangs on both sides and bathrooms on the ends.
The concrete building would need siding, windows and doors that split the building into two separate spaces that would have a brides quarters on one end and grooms room on the other with 2 bathrooms separating the two rooms. And a commercial kitchen on the end as a separate space.
Key Expertise Required:
- Strong understanding of 1900’s craftsman architectural style
- Proven experience in 3D modeling and rendering
- Ability to accurately translate specifications into a visual form
- High level of detail and realism in rendering
The candidate should have a portfolio demonstrating prior work in residential architectures, preferably in 1900’s craftsman style. This is an opportunity to showcase your architectural knowledge and rendering skills in this unique style. Your creativity and attention to detail will be crucial in executing this project successfully.
There are two buildings. One that would be an outdoor entertainment barn/pavilion with added overhangs on both sides and bathrooms on the ends.
The concrete building would need siding, windows and doors that split the building into two separate spaces that would have a brides quarters on one end and grooms room on the other with 2 bathrooms separating the two rooms. And a commercial kitchen on the end as a separate space.