A 3D Rendering Studio
Architectural visualization and 3D rendering services
for projects that need
to sell,
get approved,
or get funded.
We are a 3D architectural visualization studio working with luxury developers, architects, and real estate agencies. We work worldwide, with deep expertise across the United States and Canada. The work is led by a defined process, end-to-end and in-house.
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Selected clients across luxury real estate, hospitality, and design
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Who we work with:
our 3D rendering services by project type
Luxury single-family home developers
Imagery that pre-sells luxury spec homes before construction finishes.
View →Multi-unit and mixed-use developers
Renderings, animations, and tours for multi-unit residential, hospitality, and mixed-use projects.
View →Architects & interior designers
A reliable production partner for architecture firms.
View →Real estate agents
Imagery built to convert listings, broker opens, and PR launches.
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Work
Selected projects and recent imagery.
Each image and card links to its full case study.
MUSE
Surrey, Canada
3D Rendering · Exterior & Interior · Marketing Assets
Sankari Place
Business Bay, Dubai
3D Rendering · Architectural Visualization · Marketing Visuals
Austin Surf Club
Texas, USA
3D Rendering · Architectural Visualization · Marketing Visuals
Clear Creek
Lake Tahoe, Nevada
3D Rendering · Animations · Floor Plans · Website · Branding
Recent imagery
345 Park Avenue NYC · Skyscraper Design · Approval Visuals
Sankari Place · Dubai · Pre-Sale Renderings & Animation
VeLa Uptown · Charlotte · Planning Approval Visuals
Sankari Place · Dubai · Pre-Sales Visuals
235 Park Avenue · Manhattan, NYC · Design Approval Visuals
Harlem Towers · Brooklyn · Investor Pitch Visuals
Yorkville · 213 East 83rd NYC · Approval Visuals
Italia by Solterra · Surrey · Pre-Sale Renderings
Armida · Monterrey, Mexico · Design Approval Visuals
Muse · Vancouver · Pre-Sale Rendering & Animation
VeLa Development · Tampa · Planning Permission Visuals
Teatro Angelina · Los Angeles · Design Approval Visuals
Clear Creek · Carson City, Nevada · Pre-Sale Renderings
Private Residence · Manhattan, NYC · Design Approval Renderings
Stradella Rd · Bel-Air, Los Angeles · Pre-Sale Renderings
Private House · Vancouver · Pre-Sale Renderings
Belaggio · Pacific Palisades, Los Angeles · Pre-Sale Renderings
Clear Creek · Lake Tahoe, Nevada · Pre-Sales Renderings
Sankari Place · Dubai · Pre-Sales Renderings
Armida · Monterrey, Mexico · Planning Permission Visuals
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What the work is for
Renderings serve specific goals. The four below are the ones we see most often, and the work changes depending on which one is in front of us.
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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.
By the numbers
A studio built over a decade,
one project at a time.
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10+
Years in the industry
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500+
Projects delivered
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150+
Clients
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How our architectural rendering studio works
Every project at our 3D rendering studio runs through the same seven-stage process. The point isn't the renderings on their own. The point is getting the project to its actual milestone: design approval, planning permission, pre-sales, capital. The process is what makes that more likely.
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Analysis
Brief, scope, references, and constraints clarified before anything is drawn.
- 02
Design alignment
Decisions locked across architecture, interior, and landscape so production has one source of truth.
- 03
Moodboard
Tone, lighting direction, and palette confirmed up front, not discovered mid-render.
- 04
White-model preview
Every camera angle rendered untextured first. Framing approved before color costs anything.
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Photoreal rendering
Full materials, lighting, and atmosphere built on top of an already-approved composition.
- 06
Revisions
Two rounds at white-model and two at photoreal, all through one channel, no scattered feedback.
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Delivery
Final files in the formats you need, archived and ready for the next phase of the project.
The process is technical and operational at once. The visible side is modeling, lighting, and photoreal rendering. The less-visible side is the alignment work: getting design files coherent across architecture, interior, and landscape; finalizing decisions before production starts; running comments from every party through one channel so nothing gets lost.
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Testimonials
Rated 5 stars across 40+ reviews on Google.
NoTriangle delivered some of the most realistic, high-end sales renderings we've seen. Their ability to capture both architectural quality and emotional appeal helped us sell a $12M home before construction was complete. Professional, responsive, and truly best-in-class.
Tyler St.Pierre
Vice President of Luxury Marketing, Chase International
Nevada, CA
We brought them on board for visualizing a high-rise residential tower in Manhattan. Their renderings didn't just look great, they helped us communicate the vision to stakeholders and speed up approvals. They understood the complexity of urban context and handled it with skill. We'll definitely be collaborating again.
Amadeusz Biela
Project Manager, McLaren a Division of KCI
New York, NY
We've just finalized really beautiful renders for high end boutique condos coming out and had an amazing experience. The process from start to finish involved a high level of customer service and care. We can't wait to work together on our next project!
Mallory Bogard
Co-Founder, Bogard New York
New York, NY
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The studio
Automation is everywhere.
We bet on people.
Led by Lukas Berezowiec, Eddie Kingsnorth, Shane O'Leary, and Rodolpho Reis. Leadership stays close to every project. No subcontracting, no outsourcing. Roughly 80% of the work is US-based, with active projects in Dubai, the Caribbean, and Vancouver.
Meet the team →Leadership. The wider studio is around 20 people, all in-house.
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Lukas Berezowiec
CEO
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Eddie Kingsnorth
Co-Founder & COO
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Shane O'Leary
Head of Project Management
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Rodolpho Reis
Art Director
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Frequently asked questions
What makes NoTriangle different from other 3D rendering companies?
Two 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. Second, the team: senior people are personally involved on every project, from discovery call through delivery. No subcontracting. No outsourcing. The work stays in-house and the people who lead the studio stay close to it.
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 talk through which one fits during the discovery call.
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.
Do you offer design services if we don't have a finished design yet?
Yes. When a project arrives without complete design files, we can provide design services 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.
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. Revisions come at two stages: two rounds at the white-model stage to lock framing and composition, and two rounds at the photoreal stage for lighting, materials, and finishes. Recurring clients get added flexibility on top.
Are you in-house, or do you subcontract production?
Fully in-house. Production runs out of California and Brazil, both internal teams. No subcontracting, no outsourcing. This is non-negotiable for us.
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Every project starts with a discovery call.
It is where we understand what the project needs to do, who the buyer is, what the launch looks like, and whether we are the right studio for the work.
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