Photoreal architectural CGI and 3D renders for property developers, architects and homeowners — residential and new-build visualisation across the UK. Beautiful imagery at excellent value.
Triball Group is an architectural visualisation and CGI studio for the people who shape places — developers bringing schemes to market, architects who need imagery worth charging on, and homeowners picturing a new build or extension. Photoreal 3D rendering and archviz, made simple.
Studio-quality imagery without the studio-quality invoice. Clear pricing from £300 an image.
Photoreal, considered and detailed — work that holds up full-bleed in a brochure or on a hoarding.
Dependable delivery that keeps your deadline on track — with clear communication and close collaboration throughout.
We work closely with you to deliver the best architectural CGI and 3D rendering at the best value — interior and exterior, residential and commercial. Everything is modelled in-house using 3D software and rendered by us, so quality and consistency stay under our control from start to finish. We work from your DWGs where you have them — but if you're at an earlier stage and still exploring options, we can work alongside you to develop the design.
Drag the slider to go from initial 3D massing to the finished visual.
Quick 3D studies to test form, scale and layout, helping you explore options and make confident design decisions before committing to detail.
Drawings and imagery to strengthen your planning application, including visuals and advice for Design & Access Statements.
Polished, photoreal CGI for marketing, sales and promotion, presenting your scheme at its very best.
A single, finished, photoreal visualisation. Clear and simple — no packages to decode, no hidden extras.
Changes are quoted and agreed before any work begins, so you always know the cost up front.
Working across several images of one scheme? Get in touch for a project rate.
Based in Cornwall and Reading, we produce architectural CGI and 3D renders for clients right across the UK. Two studios, nationwide reach — and because we work remotely from your drawings, location is never a limit.
Architectural visualisation — or archviz — turns an architect's drawings, models and sketches into photoreal 3D renders and CGI. It lets developers, architects and homeowners see and sell a building before it's built, whether for marketing, planning or design decisions.
Architectural CGI from Triball starts at £300 per image for a single finished, photoreal 3D render. Multiple views of the same scheme are quoted at a clear project rate, agreed up front — no packages to decode and no hidden extras.
We're an architectural visualisation and CGI studio with bases in Cornwall and Reading, working with clients right across the UK — Devon, the wider South West, Berkshire, London and the South East included. Because we also work remotely from your drawings, we can take on residential and commercial projects anywhere in the country.
Yes — both interior and exterior. We create exterior architectural renders for street scenes, massing and property marketing, and interior CGI for kitchens, living spaces and complete residential or commercial fit-outs.
Yes. We produce planning visuals and 3D renders to strengthen planning applications, including imagery and guidance for Design & Access Statements — helping planners and committees understand your scheme clearly and confidently.
Ideally your CAD drawings or DWGs, along with any materials, finishes and reference images. If you're at an earlier stage with only sketches or an idea, we can model from those and help develop the design as the visualisation takes shape.
Turnaround depends on the scope and number of views, but Triball is known for dependable, fast delivery that keeps your deadline on track. We agree timings with you before any work begins, so there are no surprises.
Because architectural CGI lets you market, sell or win planning approval for a scheme long before it's built. A photoreal 3D render shows the finished building — its materials, light and setting — when all that exists is a drawing, giving developers and architects a real head start.