A street scene CGI render is a wide external CGI view that shows multiple plots together, including roads, parking, landscaping, levels, and key focal areas. It’s one of the best ways to communicate the overall look and character of a new build development before construction starts. Most clients commission a street scene after we’ve created and approved the core house type CGIs, either plot specific or non plot specific, so the wider view matches the final look and materials.

Street scene CGI pricing depends on the size of the view, number of house types included, landscaping detail, and the level of finishing required. It’s also far more cost effective to produce once your core external CGI renders have already been created and approved, as we can reuse established house type models.

The best street scene CGI hero shot usually shows a clear sweep of the street with depth, strong kerb appeal, and a focal point that sells the character of the place. We recommend camera positions that show the most plots in the best light, without cluttering the frame or hiding key features.

To produce an accurate street scene CGI render, we typically need the latest architect CAD (DWG or PDF), site plan, levels, plot schedule, elevations, materials, boundary treatments, highways details, and landscaping plans.

A street scene CGI render typically takes around 7 to 10 working days, depending on how many plots are in view and the complexity of the architecture and landscaping. Most clients commission street scene CGIs once their house type exterior CGI renders are signed off, which is usually the most cost effective approach.

We first ask you to choose and approve from a selection of three draft camera views to lock in the camera viewpoint / shot composition. Two rounds of client amends are also included to take the visual through to final sign off.

For most developments, the ideal street scene CGI render composition includes around 4 plots. This usually gives enough depth and context to feel like a real place, while keeping the architecture clear, balanced, and readable as a hero shot without the scene becoming cluttered.

Yes. If you provide approved imagery from earlier phases, we can match lighting, camera language, grading, and overall style so your street scene CGI renders and external CGI visuals stay consistent across the full development, even if a different supplier produced earlier visuals.