Las Vegas, Nevada USA
Project Overview
A Las Vegas-based architectural design firm engaged our team to support documentation review and design visualization for a multi-family apartment development. The project was executed through a dedicated remote architect embedded within the client's workflow, enabling fast iteration on documentation updates and facade visualization while maintaining continuous coordination.
The result was a clean documentation set and a compelling visual package that enabled the client to move confidently into design approvals and next-stage development.
Input vs Output
What We Received
Existing 2D AutoCAD drawing set
Client submission comments and RFI inputs
Technical and graphical mark-ups
Design references and brief
Approved interior layouts and finish schedule
What We Delivered
Coordinated and corrected AutoCAD drawing set
Updated floor plans with resolved mark-ups
Construction-feasible Revit facade models
Multi-option material and massing studies
Photorealistic Lumion exterior and interior renders
Pain Points of the Client
Drawing Discrepancies & Coordination Gaps
Existing drawings had inconsistencies that needed correction before the project could progress to production.
Design Decision Bottleneck
Multiple facade and material options were needed with no clear visual reference to start decision-making from.
First-Time Documentation Involvement
Fast onboarding and precise understanding of requirements were critical from day one of engagement.
Dual-Purpose Output Needed
Visuals had to serve both technical approvals and marketing needs simultaneously.
How We Solved It
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Structured Documentation Review
Audited AutoCAD drawings based on comments and created a consolidated RFI list to resolve conflicts before production.
Systematic Mark-Up Resolution
Incorporated technical and graphical mark-ups into AutoCAD files, ensuring layer consistency and coordination.
Multiple Facade Options, Iteratively Refined
Created 3D facade models in Revit on client references, U.S. standards, exploring materials & massing through iterative reviews.
High-Quality Renders for Dual Use
Exported Revit models to Lumion for photorealistic renderings and delivered interior, exterior packages for approvals and marketing.
A Structured Delivery Workflow - Phase by Phase
The project progressed through a structured delivery workflow. Beginning with documentation audit and RFI consolidation, followed by coordinated drawing updates, BIM facade development, and final visualization. This structured approach allowed the client's internal team to review iterations quickly while maintaining design continuity.
Review
Resolution
Updates
Modeling
Development
Visualization
Coordinated.
Approved.
Delivered.
A coordinated documentation workflow combined with structured design development enabled smoother decision-making and clear visualization outcomes.
Start Your ProjectFully Coordinated Submission-Ready Drawing Set
Resolved cross-document discrepancies, delivering a coordinated, submission-ready drawing set aligned with project requirements.
Multiple Revit Facade Alternatives
Developed Revit-based facade alternatives with varied material and massing options, accelerating design decisions.
Permit-Standard and Marketing-Grade Renders
Produced photorealistic exterior and interior renders ready for permit approvals and marketing campaigns.
Construction-Feasible Facade Design
Finalized a construction-feasible facade design through structured workflow and iterative client review cycles.
Complete RFI Resolution Log Maintained
Ensured full documentation accuracy through a maintained RFI resolution log before advancing to visualization.
Seamless Documentation-to-Render Progression
Enabled seamless progression from documentation through Revit modeling to final render delivery.
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