Architectural CGI Showreel By: Monolith Visuals A look at how moving visuals are helping architects, designers and developers present projects with more clarity. Bristol, United Kingdom Monolith Visuals have released a new architectural CGI showreel on their website offering a concise look at how animation, atmosphere and newer AI-assisted workflows are beginning to shape the way projects are presented. Architectural visualisation has always played an important role in helping people understand a proposal before it exists. A still image can explain scale, materiality, context and intent in a way that drawings often cannot do for a wider audience. Animation adds another useful layer to that process. It can show how a person approaches a building, how a space opens up, how light moves across a scene, or how a project sits within its wider setting. That makes moving visuals particularly useful when a proposal needs to be understood by clients, consultants, stakeholders or the public. The new Monolith Visuals showreel brings several of these ideas together, demonstrating how CGI animation can be used to explain a project with more clarity and feeling. What is particularly interesting is the way newer tools are starting to support traditional CGI workflows. AI-assisted processes and … Continue reading Animation, AI And The Future of Visualisation