SOUTHERN OKLAHOMA

TECHNOLOGY CENTER

( S.O.T.C. )

-- AUTOMATED MANUFACTURING --

ARDMORE, OKLAHOMA

CORNER & ASSOCIATES

WEBB CITY, MISSOURI

PRIVATE RESIDENCE

QUAPAW, OKLAHOMA

SRB VENTURES

JOPLIN, MISSOURI

SOUTHERN OKLAHOMA

TECHNOLOGY CENTER

( S.O.T.C. )

-- DIESEL TECHNOLOGY --

ARDMORE, OKLAHOMA

CORNER & ASSOCIATES

WEBB CITY, MISSOURI

MESSENGER COLLEGE

-- NEW STUDENT ACTIVITY CENTER --

JOPLIN, MISSOURI

ALLEN R MOORE & ASSOCIATES

JOPLIN, MISSOURI

PHILLIPSBURG

CHRISTIAN CHURCH

PHILLIPSBURG, MISSOURI

GOODMAN ARCHITECTURAL SERVICES

JOPLIN, MISSOURI

LAKE SPRINGFIELD

CHRISTIAN ASSEMBLY

-- NEW DORM --

CHATHAM, ILLINOIS

McELWEE ASSOCIATES

JOPLIN, MISSOURI

WEST UNION

CHRISTIAN CHURCH

WEST UNION, WEST VIRGINIA

McELWEE ASSOCIATES

JOPLIN, MISSOURI

LAMONI PUBLIC LIBRARY

LAMONI, IOWA

McELWEE ASSOCIATES

JOPLIN, MISSOURI

NEWTOWN

CHRISTIAN CHURCH

NEWTOWN, MISSOURI

McELWEE ASSOCIATES

JOPLIN, MISSOURI

Enlarged Renderings

Larger versions of the renderings as featured above.

3d Models

3d models in which a rendering was not needed for the project, or the model was passed off to others to finish.

More Renderings

Additional enlarged renderings not featured above.

Study Models

Some very crude models used in the design process to study basic building massing or other design features.

It is quite simple for an architect or other trained building designer to accurately visualize in his or her mind's eye what a proposed building will look like in 3d. The building can be pictured from any given point of view or with various color and/or material schemes, simply from the information provided from a floor plan and an elevation. This, however, is often not the case from the client's point of view. The client may or may not be able to see the building as an accurate 3d object, or at the least, he probably will not see the combination of colors and materials as intended by the architect or designer.

This is why providing a rendered perspective view of the project in the early stages of the design is very important. It assures the client that he is getting what he wants in a design. If the look is not that which was expected, it is much easier to make changes to the colors, the materials, or the design at this early stage rather than finding out that it is not what the client really wanted after the building has already been completed.

Using a computer to generate the rendering may lose some of the artistic appeal that a hand-painted rendering might posses, but the design functionality of involving the computer greatly increases the usefulness of the rendering as a design tool. Once the rendering has been completed, colors, materials, and even the perspective view can easily be changed or tweaked to satisfy the designer or client. The design, itself, can also be changed. Changes in the design, however, may become more involved, depending on the complexity of the changes.

If a computer generated ARCHITECTURAL RENDERING would be of benefit to your client, please send us an email to the address above so that a time can be set up to discuss the project and pricing. Pricing will, of course, depend on the extent and complexity of the project.