ThomasAV - Services for Churches

We know that the first stages of new church building projects are challenging. Communicating the goals of the project to your congregation clearly takes creativity and convincing presentation. Architectural visualization is a powerful aid in presenting building projects in a dynamic and intuitive way that is immediately understandable. Photorealistic renderings, animations or interactive walkthroughs generate excitement for the project and long-term support, making fundraising and resource gathering easier. Thomas Architectural Visualization is dedicated to helping growing and changing churches clearly communicate their needs to their congregations and at every stage in the process, from initial concept design to alterations to designs as the project progresses. Whether your project is simply the reorganization of an existing building or the development of a completely new site, we can help you and your congregation to create spaces that meet your worship and fellowship needs.

Changes to Existing Buildings

Many churches are experiencing a period of change in worship style and community which requires reorganization of existing spaces. We can create visualizations of these changes, whether they are building additions or furniture and decoration changes. Our visualizations can help you to understand the impact of your project.

Three-Dimensional Models

Models can be produced to any level of detail. These could be simple massing models showing the basic form of existing or new buildings or fully-detailed and textured models used for high-quality renderings and presentations in print, film, or on the Web.

Renderings, Interactive Walkthroughs, and Animation

We can produce photorealistic single-image visualizations of your building project which can be inserted into any number of media formats. We also create interactive walkthroughs which can be used on the Web which allow the user to explore your site with 360º of visual freedom. Additionally, we can create animations which can be incorporated into video presentations and DVDs which you can then distribute as promotional material, much as you would conventional leaflets or brochures.