DRAWINGS / MODEL / DOCUMENTATION
ArchVisione helps architects and design studios turn 2D information into structured Archicad models. A clear model supports design development, coordinated drawings and communication with the wider project team.
A model for developing a design is different from one prepared for drawing production or exchange with consultants. We start by agreeing its purpose, the elements to include and the information your team needs. This defines the modelling scope before production begins.
Share the available CAD drawings, PDF plans, sections and elevations, along with relevant sketches or survey information. If you have a point cloud or an existing model, include the file format and a sample. We review completeness, units and inconsistencies, and identify decisions that need your input.
The agreed architecture is developed as a structured model. Plans, sections and elevations can then be coordinated around the same geometry. Questions about conflicting dimensions or missing information are raised for review; the source drawings and your design decisions remain the reference.
Deliverables may include an Archicad model, an IFC exchange and agreed drawing sets. Required software versions, exchange requirements, element information and level of detail are confirmed in the brief. A web viewer is useful for exploration, while the agreed project files are the working deliverables.
A GOOD PLACE TO START
ArchVisione is the independent practice of Domenico Dentice, based in Salò on Lake Garda, Italy. Collaboration in English and Italian.
Request a project quote ↗domenico@archvisione.comFee, timing, review stages and deliverables are agreed around the brief.
COMMON QUESTIONS
Yes. Send a representative sample and tell us what you need the BIM model to do. We check the information before defining the scope and fee.
An IFC exchange primarily communicates building geometry and information. Its colours and textures depend on the export and viewer. Photorealistic lighting, planting and materials are developed separately for visualization.
Yes, modelling and visualization can form one brief. We agree which geometry can be reused and what additional detail is needed for the selected images.