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4  "title": "Brick Midrise Entrance",
5  "subtitle": "Traditional Mid Rise Residential Visualization",
6  "description": "3D aerial render of a 5-story traditional mid-rise building, U-shaped plan with rooftop terrace patio, red brick and cream precast facade, arched entrance feature, green landscaping, residential street context. Same project as Exterior cam-2-4.",
7  "folder": "commercial-exterior",
8  "additionalFolders": [],
9  "services": ["exterior-rendering"],
10  "personas": ["commercial-architects", "developers"],
11  "buildingType": "commercial",
12  "heroImage": "/images/work/commercial-exterior/brick-midrise-entrance/hero.jpg",
13  "heroThumb": "/images/work/commercial-exterior/brick-midrise-entrance/hero-thumb.jpg",
14  "galleryImages": ["/images/work/commercial-exterior/brick-midrise-entrance/gallery-01.jpg", "/images/work/commercial-exterior/brick-midrise-entrance/gallery-02.jpg"],
15  "ogImage": "/images/work/commercial-exterior/brick-midrise-entrance/og.jpg",
16  "client": "Mies Design Group",
17  "clientType": "Architecture Firm",
18  "location": "New York, NY",
19  "year": 2020,
20  "duration": "1-2 weeks",
21  "deliverables": {
22    "imageCount": 2,
23    "viewpoints": "eye-level, birds-eye",
24    "resolution": "2400 x 1600 px",
25    "formats": "JPEG",
26    "lightingVariants": "Daytime"
27  },
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35  "faqs": [{
36    "question": "How does the aerial camera angle help communicate the U-shaped plan and rooftop terrace to planning committees?",
37    "answer": "An aerial 3D render reveals the full building massing, courtyard proportions, and rooftop amenity layout in a single image—details that are difficult to convey through standard elevation drawings alone. This perspective is particularly effective for zoning and design-review presentations where setbacks and open-space ratios need to be clearly demonstrated."
38  }, {
39    "question": "What level of facade detail can you achieve for traditional brick-and-precast mid-rise designs?",
40    "answer": "We model individual brick coursing patterns, precast reveals, and arched entrance geometry at a resolution that holds up in large-format prints and close-crop detail views. Material textures are calibrated to match specific manufacturer samples so the render accurately represents the architect's specified palette."
41  }, {
42    "question": "What is the typical turnaround for a commercial exterior visualization of this complexity?",
43    "answer": "A mid-rise exterior render with detailed facade materials, landscaping, and street context is typically delivered within 5–7 business days from confirmed camera angle and materials. Rush delivery within 3 business days is available for active entitlement deadlines."
44  }, {
45    "question": "How do architecture firms use commercial exterior renders like this during the entitlement and marketing process?",
46    "answer": "Firms submit these renders with zoning applications, design-review packages, and neighborhood presentation boards to secure project approvals. The same assets are often repurposed for developer marketing brochures, leasing decks, and website project pages."
47  }, {
48    "question": "What makes commercial exterior visualization different from residential exterior rendering?",
49    "answer": "Commercial exteriors demand accurate representation of street-level pedestrian scale, signage zones, ADA-compliant entries, and urban context elements like sidewalks, street trees, and adjacent buildings. The rendering must convey both architectural character and code-compliant design intent to reviewers who evaluate public-realm impact."
50  }]
51};
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55    "slug": "project-overview",
56    "text": "Project Overview"
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59    "slug": "the-challenge",
60    "text": "The Challenge"
61  }, {
62    "depth": 2,
63    "slug": "our-approach",
64    "text": "Our Approach"
65  }, {
66    "depth": 2,
67    "slug": "the-result",
68    "text": "The Result"
69  }];
70}
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80      id: "project-overview",
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83      children: "Brick Midrise Entrance wasn’t just another rendering job — it was a visual campaign. The architecture firm needed 2 views that could work across presentations, print materials, and digital marketing simultaneously."
84    }), "\n", createVNode(_components.p, {
85      children: "3D aerial render of a 5-story traditional mid-rise building, U-shaped plan with rooftop terrace patio, red brick and cream precast facade, arched entrance feature, green landscaping, residential street context."
86    }), "\n", createVNode(_components.h2, {
87      id: "the-challenge",
88      children: "The Challenge"
89    }), "\n", createVNode(_components.p, {
90      children: "The timeline was compressed. The architecture firm had a launch date that wasn’t moving, which meant our production schedule had zero slack for extended revision cycles."
91    }), "\n", createVNode(_components.p, {
92      children: "The design language was distinctive — a mix of forms and materials that doesn’t photograph itself. Translating that into a render that feels lived-in rather than clinical took several rounds of material and lighting refinement."
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94      id: "our-approach",
95      children: "Our Approach"
96    }), "\n", createVNode(_components.p, {
97      children: "We started where we always start: with the drawings. Every wall thickness, every material notation, every site boundary got translated into the 3D model before we touched a single texture or light."
98    }), "\n", createVNode(_components.p, {
99      children: "The rendering pipeline was set up to handle 2 outputs efficie

99ntly. Shared lighting rigs, consistent material libraries, and a standardised colour pipeline meant every image maintained the same visual standard."
100    }), "\n", createVNode(_components.p, {
101      children: "Feedback cycles were structured. We presented renders in context — placed into the marketing layout or presentation deck — so the architecture firm could evaluate them as their audience would see them, not as isolated files on a white background."
102    }), "\n", createVNode(_components.h2, {
103      id: "the-result",
104      children: "The Result"
105    }), "\n", createVNode(_components.p, {
106      children: "Production closed within 1-2 weeks. The hero image is now the signature visual for Brick Midrise Entrance, and the supporting gallery views have been deployed across the architecture firm’s marketing channels."
107    }), "\n", createVNode(_components.p, {
108      children: ["Working on something similar? ", createVNode(_components.a, {
109        href: "/contact/",
110        children: "Let’s talk about your project"
111      }), " — or ", createVNode(_components.a, {
112        href: "/work/",
113        children: "browse more of our work"
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129const file = "C:/Users/admin/Desktop/praxis-director/master website/src/content/work/commercial-exterior--brick-midrise-entrance.mdx";
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