Elevation gallery · G+2 house, 16 lights
One G+2 elevation, sixteen lights.
One SketchUp model of a G+2 house, rendered once and re-lit sixteen times. The building, street, trees and cars never move — only the sky, sun, weather and lights do.
The design
A ground-plus-two home with a full-height glazed strip framed in timber, a stone-clad tower volume, cantilevered balconies with glass railings and a slatted gate between brick-red pillars. A terrace pergola caps the composition.
Sixteen atmospheres of the same elevation
All renders made with Visulixx's Change atmosphere from one base render.
Which light should you show the client?
- Golden hour — the warmest, most "aspirational" read of timber and stone. A safe first image.
- Midday — honest colours; useful when the client is choosing paint and cladding.
- Blue hour / warm night — shows the lighting design: window glow, cove lights, gate lamps.
- Monsoon — reassures clients about how the facade looks wet, and is memorable on social media.
- Festival night — perfect for Diwali and housewarming campaigns.
See the same house in a different neighbourhood
The same SketchUp model rendered in a tropical style — see the tropical house elevation.
Render your own elevation like these — 3 free renders, no card.
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Common questions
How can I show a client the same elevation at different times of day?
Render it once, then use Visulixx's Change atmosphere to re-light the finished render — the building and street stay identical, only the light and weather change.
How many atmospheres does Visulixx have?
17 atmospheres — from first light and midday to blue hour, monsoon, warm night and festival night.
3 free renders · no card
Render your own elevation in about a minute.
Three free renders, no card. Upload a SketchUp, Revit or AutoCAD view and see it photoreal — checked against your drawing.