Industry Trends & Insights

Architectural Drawing is a technical drawing of a building where the term “technical” means the details required to portray the design of a building. AutoCAD is widely used software for Architectural drawing and according to 6sense they own the 39.62% market share. Other software’s used for house drawing are Solidworks, CATIA etc. Architectural drawings, including plans and elevations, are essential for visualizing a building from different perspectives, aiding architects, designers, and clients in understanding the layout and design while facilitating accurate communication and collaboration throughout a project.

Previously we published an article on this topic, but it wasn’t comprehensive enough. Due to reader interest, we’re keeping this guide continuously updated, 3D modeler pay has shifted noticeably since 2020, and even the 2025 numbers we published are now out of date. If you’re benchmarking a salary or a freelance rate in 2026, use the figures below, not what you read a year or two ago.

Location issue is a common concern for 3D rendering services in the industry for various project types.

At 7CGI, we’re all about creating high-quality 3D exterior renderings that bring your vision to life. To make sure we get every detail just right, we’ll need a few key pieces of information from you. This helps us deliver accurate, visually stunning results that match your expectations.

I am writing this blog in a time of history that people never witnessed before. AI is doing everything and will do almost everything in the coming years. In 2025, how is 3D rendering changing, and what new things are coming to the market? This blog is to help you keep informed and up to date with the latest architectural rendering news and industry shifts.

Deadlines are coming up fast. Your team has a lot on their plate. However, the need for impressive 3D visuals is growing. Does this sound familiar?

A $2.5 million project is on the line. Three minutes to impress. And you’re stuck deciding between two rendering styles that could make or break your pitch. Sound familiar?

3D product rendering is the process of building a digital model of a product and computing photorealistic images of it, instead of photographing a physical sample. This guide explains how the work is done, how many hours each stage takes for simple, moderate and complex products, what studios charge, and which software they use.