
NoTriangle StudioArchitectural Visualization and 3D Rendering Studio
Seen before it's built.
Renderings, films and tours that help developments sell, win approval and get funded.
Clients and collaboratorsFoster + PartnersRegentLinkedInMarriottCapri HoldingsCapital One
NoTriangle is an architectural visualization studio. We build the narrative behind a development: the story that sells it, gets it approved and gets it funded.
Architectural renderings, 3D animation and virtual tours for developers, architects and agents, made by our own in-house team. We work alongside architects such as Foster + Partners and NBBJ, and operators such as Regent and Marriott. See our 3D rendering services and recent projects.
Work
All work →Selected projects. Swipe or scroll sideways; each links to its case study.


Selected clients across luxury real estate, hospitality, and design

















Clients and collaborators include Regent Residences with Foster + Partners, LinkedIn (with NBBJ), Capri Holdings, Capital One, Marriott, Lalique, David Yurman, Ken Fulk and The Moinian Group.
Who we work with
Our 3D Rendering Services by Project Type
Most of our work is for developers: spec homes, branded residences, multi-unit and hospitality projects. We also work with the architects, designers and agents who bring those projects to market.
Luxury single-family home developers
Exterior and interior renderings and films that pre-sell a luxury spec home before construction finishes.
Multi-unit and mixed-use developers
Renderings, films and tours that carry multi-unit, hospitality and mixed-use projects through pre-sales, leasing and the capital raise.
Architects & interior designers
An extension of your design team. Renderings faithful to what you designed, for client sign-off, design review and planning approval.
Real estate agents
Imagery planned backward from the launch: the listing, the broker open and the PR push.
Recent Imagery
Full rendering gallery →
345 Park Avenue · Midtown Manhattan · Repositioning Visuals

The Addie at Westlake · Austin, Texas · Film

VeLa Uptown · Charlotte · Planning Approval Visuals

Esmé Beach Residences · Dubai · Pre-Sales Visuals

1800 Park Avenue · East Harlem, Manhattan · Concept Visuals

213 East 83rd Street · Upper East Side, Manhattan · Investor Visuals

Serenity · Santa Monica, California · Film

Hessah Towers · Kuwait City · Exterior Renderings

VeLa Development · Tampa · Planning Permission Visuals

Residential Exterior · 3D Rendering

Residential Exterior · 3D Rendering

Private Residence · Exterior Rendering

1660 Casale Road · Pacific Palisades, California · Film

Sankari Place · Dubai · Pre-Sales Renderings
Beyond the renderings
Design Support and Sales Materials
When a development needs more than images, we carry the same story into the design and into the sale. We can also shape a project identity for the sales materials.
Design support
Architectural design for houses and interior design, when a project reaches us before its design is finished.
Landing pages
A single page for the development, built around its renderings and films.
Lookbooks and brochures
Print and digital books that walk buyers and brokers through the place before it exists.
Sales decks
Decks for buyers, investors and lenders, where the images carry the argument.

By the numbers · Since 2014
A Studio Built Over a Decade, One Project at a Time.
10+
Years in the industry
500+
Projects since 2014
150+
Clients
20 to 30
People, all in-house
Most of our projects come from returning clients.
What clients say

What renderings are for
What Architectural Renderings Are Used For
Architectural renderings, animations and tours are made to win a decision: a planning board's, an investor's, a buyer's or a design team's. We start every project by asking which one it faces, because that shapes the story the images tell.
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Planning approvals
Imagery built to anticipate planning board questions and clarify design intent before objections become delays. Used in pre-application discussions, design review submissions, and approval hearings.
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Investor and capital presentations
Imagery used in investor decks, capital partner reviews, and board presentations. Built to show what is funded, not just what is drawn.
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Pre-sales and marketing
Imagery for sales materials, listings, broker opens, and PR launches. Used to sell the project before construction is finished.
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Internal design alignment
Imagery used by development and design teams to test options and lock direction before detailed design begins.
Process
How Our Architectural Rendering Studio Works
Every project runs the same way: we align the story first, then the cameras, then the images.
The studio
Automation is everywhere. We bet on people.
We are not a rendering vendor. Senior people lead every project, from the first call to the final image. We use AI where it helps the craft, and every image is directed and finished by our artists. We take on a limited number of projects at a time and invest more in fewer clients. The studio is led by CEO Lukas Berezowiec, with Shane O'Leary (COO) and Rodolpho Reis (Art Director). Everything is made by our own in-house production team based in Brazil, with no subcontracting and no outsourcing.
Meet the team →
Lukas Berezowiec
CEO

Shane O'Leary
COO

Rodolpho Reis
Art Director
What is NoTriangle Studio?
NoTriangle Studio is a senior-led 3D architectural visualization studio headquartered in the San Francisco Bay Area, founded in 2014. A team of 20 to 30 people creates renderings, animations, virtual tours and 3D floor plans for luxury real estate developers, architects and agents. The work supports pre-sales, planning approvals and capital raising. Alongside the renderings, we offer design support and sales materials such as landing pages, lookbooks and brochures. We have worked on more than 500 projects for 150+ clients.
What does a 3D rendering company do?
A 3D rendering company, also called an architectural rendering company, an architectural visualization company or a rendering studio, turns architectural drawings, CAD files or a BIM model into photoreal images, animations, virtual tours and 3D floor plans before a project is built. Developers use them to pre-sell units, architects to win approvals, and both to raise capital. Studios are best compared on their portfolio in your property type, their review process and who actually works on your project; see how to choose a 3D rendering studio.
Where are you based, and where do you work?
We are headquartered in the San Francisco Bay Area, with our in-house production team based in Brazil. We work worldwide: roughly 80% of projects are in the US, with focus markets in Los Angeles, New York, New England, the Hamptons, San Francisco, Texas, Lake Tahoe and Vancouver, and active projects in Dubai and the Caribbean. Production is fully in-house.
Who have you worked with?
Clients and collaborators include Regent Residences at Sankari Place in Dubai with Foster + Partners, LinkedIn's headquarters with NBBJ, Capri Holdings (Michael Kors and Jimmy Choo), Capital One, Lalique, David Yurman, Marriott, The Moinian Group and Ken Fulk. Most of our work is for developers of luxury homes, branded residences and hospitality projects. Case studies are on our work page.
What makes NoTriangle different from other 3D rendering companies?
Three things. First, the process: we start every project with a market and competitor analysis before opening a single file. We want to know who the buyer is, what they are already looking at, and what the project needs to communicate before we make a creative decision, and every camera angle is approved on a white model before rendering, so clients get what was agreed. Second, the team: senior people are personally involved on every project, from the first call to the final image. No subcontracting. No outsourcing. The work stays in-house and the people who lead the studio stay close to it. Third, outcomes: our renderings have launched projects that sold out, such as The Orson in Williamsburg and The Addie at Westlake in Austin, and most of our projects come from returning clients.
What is NoTriangle Studio's track record?
Since 2014 we have worked on 500+ projects for 150+ clients: real estate developers, architects and agents across the United States, Canada, the Caribbean and Dubai. We have 41 client reviews, every one 5 stars, posted on Google up to October 2026, and most of our projects come from returning clients. Published outcomes include The Orson in Brooklyn and The Addie at Westlake in Austin, which both sold out, and a Clear Creek Tahoe home that sold before completion. More answers are in our FAQ.
How does a project with NoTriangle work?
We review every enquiry personally; larger projects then start with a discovery call, and small, clear ones are scoped by email. Every project runs through the same seven stages: analysis, design alignment, moodboard, white-model preview, photoreal rendering, revisions and delivery. Every camera angle is approved as an untextured white model before any color is applied. Revision rounds are included with every project, and the exact number is confirmed in the proposal. The full process is on our process page.
How much do architectural renderings cost?
We price each project after reviewing it, on a discovery call for larger projects or by email for small, clear ones, because the cost depends on the number of views, the level of detail, the modeling involved and whether animation or design work is part of the scope. Our cost guide explains what drives the number.
Do you do white-model previews before final renders?
Yes, on every project. Before any color, material, or lighting is applied, every camera angle is rendered as a clean untextured model and approved first. Changes to framing and composition cost almost nothing at this stage, which protects both your time and the work that follows.
How do you handle revisions when multiple stakeholders are involved?
All comments run through a single channel, one consolidated review per round, rather than scattered feedback across email and Slack. Revision rounds are included with every project, and the exact number is confirmed in the proposal. Recurring clients get added flexibility on top.
Are you in-house, or do you subcontract production?
Fully in-house. Production is led from our San Francisco Bay Area headquarters, with our in-house production team based in Brazil. No subcontracting, no outsourcing. This is non-negotiable for us.
Do you offer design support if we don't have a finished design yet?
Yes. When a project arrives without complete design files, we can provide design support as part of the engagement. Design scope is priced separately and extends the timeline. We surface this clearly in the proposal, never bundled into rendering prices without your knowledge.
What's included in Premium versus Standard?
Premium uses custom-modeled furniture, deeper art direction, lighting variations, and editorial-grade composition across the full set. Standard uses library furniture where appropriate, clean angles, and accurate but more documentary treatment. Hybrid combines the two: Premium for hero shots, Standard for the supporting set. We recommend the one that fits the project's goal once we have reviewed it.
Recent Articles
All articles →
5 reasons your renderings aren't selling your project
Most developers who come to us for a second attempt already know something is off. What they lack is a way to name why.

The cost of renderings: a complete pricing guide
What drives the cost of a rendering, how studios charge, and how to estimate your project accurately.

The real estate developer pre-sales toolkit
How developers secure interest, capital, and early commitments before construction begins.
Where We've Worked
All case studies →17 projects
- 14 White Plains RoadBronxville, NY
- 1800 Park AvenueEast Harlem, NY
- 2 West Water StreetSag Harbor, New York
- 213 East 83rd StreetManhattan, NYC
- 66 East 55th StreetManhattan, NYC
- Asbury Park Boardwalk PavilionAsbury Park, NJ
- Asbury Park Transit HubAsbury Park, NJ
- AutoCamp Cape CodFalmouth, MA
- AutoCamp CatskillsSaugerties, NY
- Capital One CafeManhattan, NYC
- CoquetteBoston, MA
- Faraway Martha's VineyardEdgartown, MA
- Greenwich CompoundGreenwich, CT
- Orson WilliamsburgBrooklyn, NYC
- The 'Quin HouseBoston, MA
- The WillowManhattan, NYC
- West Village Luxury DevelopmentWest Village, NY
10 projects
- 122 Pine Cone RoadIncline Village, NV
- 3740 Sacramento StreetSan Francisco, CA
- 600 Hartz AvenueDanville, CA
- Alpine View EstatesLake Tahoe, CA
- AnindellFolsom, CA
- Clear CreekLake Tahoe, NV
- Equal PartsSan Francisco
- Homewood Mountain ResortLake Tahoe, CA
- LinkedIn HeadquartersMountain View, CA
- Napa Valley EstateSt. Helena, CA
9 projects
- 1660 Casale RoadPacific Palisades, CA
- Carrizo LotsLa Jolla, San Diego, CA
- Chatsboro DriveLos Angeles, CA
- Hsu McCullough Spec HomesMar Vista, Los Angeles, CA
- Lalique Beverly HillsBeverly Hills, CA
- Pike PlacePalm Springs, CA
- SerenitySanta Monica, CA
- Sixth Street ViaductLos Angeles
- Teatro AngelinaCosta Mesa, CA

Tell us about your development.
We review every enquiry personally. Tell us what the project is, where it stands and what it has to achieve, and we will come back with how we would approach it and whether we are the right studio for it.













