Photomontages, also known as planning montages or montage CGIs, are ideal for visualising a planned development or new property at any stage of the build process. With today's technology, we can add even the most minute detail providing a realistic view of your project in context to its surroundings creating an accurate visual representation.
With 3D photomontage rendering you can:
It’s three steps. Our in-house photographer visits the site to capture photos of the proposed location. Back at the studio, we model the building from 2D technical drawings and material samples. To produce the final 3D photomontage visual, we camera match the model of the building to your chosen photo, paying close attention to the lighting, for a seamless blend of CGI and reality.
A visual arrangement that combines images to create a depiction of an urban environment. This technique often includes various elements and can be used for planning, marketing and assist in visualising architectural designs within their real-world context. By offering a vibrant image of a location, photomontages enrich the viewer's experience of space and atmosphere.
A photomontage is crucial for clients seeking planning permission, especially those who have faced challenges in the past. If your application has been rejected due to concerns about how the proposed development fits into the area, or if the site is contentious, a photomontage can effectively communicate your vision. It showcases how materials align with the character of conservation areas and demonstrates how the new building integrates with its surroundings, creating a harmonious and cohesive appearance.
A visual depiction that shows how a proposed development will integrate into its environment, combining photographs of the existing site with digital renderings of new structures. This helps stakeholders visualise the project's impact on the landscape.
Used in planning applications, these montages offer insight into how the proposed development will enhance and transform the existing environment. They are essential tools for evaluating aesthetic compatibility, addressing potential concerns, and facilitating public engagement.
A visual tool that combines aerial photographs of a site with 3D renderings of proposed developments. This type of CGI photomontage provides a bird's-eye view, showcasing how new buildings will fit within the existing landscape.
Aerial site plan photomontages are useful in planning and development processes, allowing clients and potential buyers to understand the spatial relationships between buildings, roads, and natural features. They help convey the scale and impact of a project, making it easier for planners, decision-makers, and the public to visualise the proposed changes and assess their implications for the surrounding area.