Modern corner house elevations, rendered from SketchUp.

G+2 corner house with timber pergola

A ground-plus-two corner home with a timber slat pergola over the terrace, a stone-clad pillar anchoring the corner, a canopy over the gate and deep balconies on both faces. The SketchUp view had plain surfaces; Visulixx added the materials, street, planting and sky — and kept every opening where it was drawn.

The same render in three lights

Re-lit with Change atmosphere: building, trees, cars and street stay identical — only the light changes.

More angles of the same street

Extra camera angles rendered against the same locked world.

G+2 corner house with glazed stair tower

A compact corner home with a full-height glazed stair tower, a stone feature wall and a gate set between pillars — rendered at dusk with the interiors lit.

Corner villa with wraparound balcony

A three-storey corner villa with an orange wraparound balcony band — our live example on the homepage.

Design tips for corner-plot elevations

1. Design both faces. The side street sees as much as the main road — carry materials and balcony lines around the corner.
2. Anchor the corner. A stone-clad pillar, a stair tower or a vertical fin gives the corner a strong, readable edge.
3. Mind the compound wall. On a corner the wall is long; break it with planters, gate canopies or changes in material.
4. Render the three-quarter view. It is the view people actually see from the junction.
5. Show dusk. Corner balconies with warm interior light are often what sells the design.