Becoming an Architectural Visualiser is not something that happens overnight. Most 3D studios (us included) will expect at least 2 years of experience as a requirement on job applications. While experience is essential, the key to landing an arch viz job is a killer portfolio. As pictures speak louder than words, most hiring managers will focus heavily on your previous work to see if it fulfills the needs of the company and is produced to a high standard.
The best place to start is by learning the software required to create architectural visualizations. You will need to live, breathe, eat and sleep the software of choice to get noticed. All projects require 3D modeling, visualization, and post-production. There are many different types of software to achieve this project lifecycle. To ensure the highest level of quality we use Autodesk Revit for 3D modelling, Autodesk 3DS Max and Chaos Group’s V-Ray for 3D visualization and rendering, and Adobe’s Photoshop and After Effects for post-production. We are also moving into the amazing world of Realtime Visualisation using Unreal Engine. There is a huge amount of online content tailored to learn how to get started with these programmes. Each software provider has a learning platform on their websites to get started.
There are also growing communities of tutors teaching this 3D software. There are groups across social media platforms that provide help and advice for new and experienced architectural visualisers.
Finally, you can pursue a qualification in architectural visualisation from universities across the world. While this would certainly be beneficial, having a diploma from an accredited institution is not a guarantee for success. Many skillful architectural visualisers have no formal qualifications.
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