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                            Making Virtual A Reality
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                                            rom  the beginning  are in a position to advise the best way to achieve these, which for
                                            the   goal   of example can even involve making suggestions on project scope that
                                         FArqui300 has been  the client may not even have thought possible, such as making a short
                                     to  close  the  gap  between  clip instead of a still rendering.
                                    the  virtual  and the  real  world   From here they then build the 3D model and share possible angles
                                  of real estate visualisation for  or camera paths, which is an important step in the process as it lays
                              marketing purposes. They believe  down the story that will be told to the viewer. The next stage is
        that making a future development that is still virtual – in the sense  to make the model photorealistic and add additional elements; this
        that it has not been built yet – real enough for people to be able to  can either be completely defined by the client or incorporate design
        experience the design, be inspired by it and can ultimately imagine  from members of the Arqui300 team. Finally they add the real people,
        themselves using is paramount.                      taken either from the extensive and proprietary library they have
          “I  feel this is what  sets  us  apart, this ability to  make  people  built over the years,  or  alternatively they shoot  on  purpose  on  a
        believe that a virtual scope, a design, is really going to become real,”  green screen room.
        explains Nuno Mesquita, COO of Arqui300. “In the end it’s all about   Whether it be portraying things like the Uber Elevate flying taxis on
        believability, we target a full photorealistic experience and even use  top of a Miami tower, or working on a Space X scope, the company
        real people and actors in our productions, be it renderings, movies  offer each and every client the very best technology available and no
        or a mix of both – our Live!Renders are a quick way to bring live  day at Arqui300 is the same as the last one.
        movement to still renderings.”                        Mesquita  explains  that  while  it  has  been  a  difficult  18  months
          When they begin new projects, the first thing Arqui300 do is work  because of the global pandemic, they are glad to see that most of their
        with the client to perfectly understand  their needs  and  then they  clients, namely those in retail, are returning to almost pre-pandemic
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