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When potential employers or investors choose an architect to approach, the first thing they consider is the specialist\u2019s portfolio. There\u2019s a good reason for that <\/span>\u2014<\/span> after all, how else they can be sure about the architect\u2019s skill, experience, and professionalism? As such, a portfolio should be nothing less than outstanding.<\/span><\/p>\n

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But \u201coutstanding\u201d is too broad of a term. There are objective criteria that make a portfolio attractive to clients. First, it should showcase an expert\u2019s proficiency with architecture design. Another good sign of experience in the number of completed projects <\/span>\u2014<\/span> the more, the better. Lastly, the frequency of updates to the gallery. If a specialist manages to regularly upload new visuals of their works, the stakeholders will be more willing to cooperate with such a prolific and sought-after expert.<\/span><\/p>\n

It might seem easy to nail these standards but it quickly proves to be quite the challenge. There are several issues that an architecture expert may run into. Architects mainly use photographs to fill their portfolios and sometimes add sketches and artworks as well. The problem with photography is that it can help only with finished projects so the expert has to wait for months or even years to take fancy pictures. Also, there might be NDAs preventing architecture professionals from using photos of their works. As for blueprints and artworks, they are not very viable since they can\u2019t convey the whole potential of a property to a person without an architectural background.\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n

Fortunately, a CGI animation studio has a solution to these problems. 3D movies are a perfect material to fill portfolios with, for several good reasons. Curious? Join us as we explore 5 ways <\/span>CGI animation services<\/a><\/strong> are key to attracting employers and investors!<\/span><\/p>\n<\/div><\/section>
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<\/small>#1. A CGI animation studio helps show the final results of unfinished projects<\/h2>
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Aside from NDAs, other things can prevent an architect from featuring photos of design in portfolios. Sometimes clients change their minds at the last moment before a project is approved, and construction doesn\u2019t start. This leaves designers with no possible way to commission a photoshoot. Perhaps there are some issues with the construction which makes it difficult to take pictures of the finished building. These may be due to investors cutting the funds due to the global economic downturn, or rerouting the budget to what is, in their opinion, a more promising project. What can be done in difficult scenarios like those?<\/span><\/p>\n

A CGI animation studio can create gorgeous digital videos showing the results of projects that haven\u2019t been approved and constructed yet. 3D artists require just blueprints, sketches, and a script for creating a CG visualization of a building. As for the time factor, a professional CGI animation studio with large teams of specialists can finish a short CG flythrough video in about a month. This would make sure that the gallery will receive regular gorgeous updates.<\/span><\/p>\n<\/div><\/section>
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<\/small>#2. Architectural designs look more impressive in motion<\/h2>
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