The process of creating a three-dimensional representation of a physical object using specialized software.

The final step in creating a 2D image from a 3D model, incorporating textures, lighting, and other effects.

The art and science of designing buildings and structures, focusing on aesthetics, functionality, and safety.

A user-friendly 3D modeling software widely used in architectural design for its intuitive interface.

An open-source 3D modeling software that offers powerful features for modeling, rendering, and animation.

The process of applying images or patterns to a 3D model's surface to enhance its realism.

Methods used to illuminate a 3D scene, affecting mood and realism in visualizations.

A technique for projecting a 2D image texture onto a 3D model's surface.

Characteristics of materials in 3D modeling, including color, reflectivity, and texture.

Basic forms like cubes, spheres, and cylinders used as building blocks in 3D modeling.

The visual layout of tools and features in software that users interact with.

Key principles in architectural design that ensure elements are in correct size and relationship.

Options that define the quality and output of rendered images, such as resolution and lighting.

Dark areas in a scene created by obstructed light, adding depth and realism.

Techniques for effectively showcasing designs and ideas to an audience.

A scaled diagram of a room or building viewed from above, showing layout and dimensions.

Images that define how textures are applied to a 3D model's surface.

A collection of a designer's work showcasing their skills and style.

Formal displays of design proposals to clients, aimed at securing approval or feedback.

Fundamental guidelines in design that influence the effectiveness and aesthetics of a project.

The process of creating visual representations of designs to aid understanding and communication.

Adjustable lighting setups that can change based on scene requirements or artistic intent.

Programs designed for specific tasks, such as 3D modeling, rendering, and design.

Basic components of a building, including walls, roofs, and windows, essential for design.

Established criteria and practices in architecture that ensure quality and safety in designs.