But there isn’t anything solid geared towards students who are busy building their own worlds and hypothetical projects from thin air. The thing with rendering in the design space is that there are plenty of tutorials online for designing products or for commercial and retail styled renders that you’d usually see in architecture practices. In this post, I wanted to just break down all the myths about rendering but also offer some genuinely actionable tips that you can take away if you’re also a beginner like myself. Luckily for me, the MArch programme at Greenwich has an entire module dedicated to, you guessed it, rendering.
It’s actually a skill I avoided for the most part during my undergraduate because I always felt it was too steep of a learning curve and I just didn’t have enough time to grasp it amidst the constant deadlines.
Rendering is one of the fastest growing skills in architecture and it’s not just used in a professional setting but also in academia.
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