A rendering is only useful if it matches the building that eventually gets approved. Massachusetts construction is governed by 780 CMR, the Massachusetts State Building Code, and local zoning that controls height, setbacks, and massing - which means a rendering built from a stylized sketch instead of your actual drawings can end up showing a building that never could have been permitted in the first place. That's a problem when the rendering is going in front of a zoning board, an investor, or a pre-sale buyer.
Drafting Buddies builds every model from your architectural drawings or CAD files, so what shows up in the rendering is dimensionally consistent with what's designed - proportions, window placement, setbacks, and site context all match. That accuracy matters whether you're presenting a Boston mixed-use development to a planning board, marketing pre-construction units in Cambridge, or producing a walkthrough for an investor deck in Worcester.
We work from concept sketches through final construction documents, updating the model as the design develops, so your visuals stay accurate through permitting and into marketing.