Architectural 3D production partner
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Production-Ready 3D modeling for Architectural Visualization Studios

We turn CAD drawings, BIM files, sketches, and references into accurate, organized 3D models—so your artists can focus on rendering, art direction, and delivery.
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Senior team · 3ds Max workflow · NDA-friendly · International experience

Architectural accuracy

Built from project data

Organized scenes

Ready for production

Flexible capacity

For busy project periods

Clear collaboration

Written scope and updates

The production problem

When modeling becomes the bottleneck

Your senior artists should not lose valuable production time rebuilding geometry, cleaning heavy files, or preparing large scenes under deadline pressure.

Overlapping deadlines

Several projects arrive at once and the in-house team reaches its capacity ceiling.

Heavy source files

BIM, CAD, or inherited scenes require cleanup before visual production can begin.

Geometry-heavy work

Technical modeling consumes time that lead artists need for composition and art direction.

CORE SERVICES

Modeling first. Visualization support when needed.

Each service is described by its production value—not by vague promises.

Architectural 3D Modeling

Interior and exterior models from CAD, BIM, PDFs, sketches, and references.

BIM & CAD Preparation

Cleanup, rebuilding, geometry correction, optimization, and scene organization.

Landscape & Urban Context

Site surroundings, streetscape elements, landscape geometry, and large environments.

Visualization Support

Rendering and real-time support as part of a broader production workflow.

Modeling evidence

Show the model, not only the final image

Each case study combines the final visual with white-model, wireframe, scope, challenge, and delivery information.

Featured case study

Large-scale residential modeling from CAD

A structured case card that tells a potential client exactly what EffiViz contributed.

Source

CAD drawings, PDFs, references

Scope

Architecture, façade detail, site context

Delivery

Organized 3ds Max production scene

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How we work

A clear, low-risk way to start

The process answers the concerns clients have before sharing files or assigning an external team.

STEP 01

Send materials

Drawings, BIM files, references, deliverables, and deadline.

STEP 02

Scope review

We identify questions and prepare an initial estimate.

STEP 03

Written approval

Scope, schedule, price, NDA, and revisions are confirmed.

STEP 04

Production

Technical questions are raised early and progress is shared.

STEP 05

Delivery

Organized files and the agreed revision round are completed.

Low-risk first step

Start with a paid test project

Evaluate communication, accuracy, file organization, and delivery reliability before moving to a larger project.

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EffiViz

A focused architectural 3D production team.

About

Dependable modeling capacity that fits your workflow

EffiViz specializes in accurate, organized, production-ready modeling for visualization studios, architects, and design teams. Our experienced artists have supported projects across Europe and Asia, including interiors, building exteriors, landscape environments, and large urban scenes.

With a Germany-based client contact and an experienced production team, we support international written workflows and conduct project meetings in English when required.

We do not simply create geometry. We build models that are ready for production.

FAQ

Answer the questions that block a first inquiry

Short, practical answers build more trust than promotional language.

What materials can we send?

CAD, PDFs, BIM exports, sketches, references, material schedules, or an existing 3D scene.

Which software do you use?

Our primary production workflow is 3ds Max. Other delivery formats are confirmed during scope review.

Can you work under an NDA?

Yes. We can review your NDA or use a mutual confidentiality agreement.

How do you price projects?

Fixed quotations based on scope, complexity, source material, detail level, format, and schedule.