CGI means computer-generated imagery. In real estate and architecture, CGI is used to create realistic visual materials of buildings, interiors, landscapes, amenities and future environments before they physically exist.
CGI can be used for still images, animations, virtual tours, brochures, websites, billboards, investor decks and sales presentations.
Concept visualization is an early visual representation of a design idea. It may not show every final detail, but it helps communicate the general direction, atmosphere, form, materials and design intent of a project.
Concept visuals are useful at the early stage of development, when the project needs to be discussed with partners, investors, architects or internal teams.
A CGI studio is a team that creates computer-generated visuals for architecture, real estate, product design, branding or marketing. In architectural visualization, a CGI studio usually works with drawings, 3D models, references, material specifications and design concepts to create realistic images or videos.
For developers and architects, a CGI studio helps turn technical project information into visual materials that can be used for sales, approvals, presentations and marketing campaigns.
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