Architectural Animation

Since our beginning, Interface Multimedia has been sharing stories of development, planning, and design using architectural animation.

Architectural Animation for Commercial Office Leasing

Architectural Animation is a powerful tool for office leasing efforts. These animations showcase building exteriors, lobbies, potential office layouts and key building amenities to help decision-makers envision how their business will function in the space. Our extensive experience includes ground up building animations for projects under construction like 2100 Penn in the West End or 670 Maine at the Wharf in Washington, DC. These animated tours can also focus on existing buildings with substantial space turning over like 1300 Eye.

Architectural Animation for Museum Fundraising

Early on our efforts were used to raise significant funds to jump start projects like the Peabody Institute in Baltimore, the National Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial in Washington, DC or the Udvar-Hazy Center of the National Air & Space Museum.

Architectural Animation for Planning

Whether to help decide the location of Nationals Park in Washington, DC or to illustrate what could replace a unconnected cloverleaf in the middle of the city [District Crossroads], Interface has prepared architectural animations and short films for many planning agencies looking to communicate their vision in a unique way. In a world dominated by social media, our clients have used short clips of animation to draw attention to their work.

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Architectural Animation for Business Improvement Districts

Animations can also help explain the vision for a planning effort or the launch of a new business improvement district (Capital Riverfront BID or NoMa BID).

Architectural Animation for Residential Marketing

Recently our efforts have focused on high-end condominiums (Amaris) and a variety of senior living facilities (The Landing). Architectural animation can also be a crucial element in the construction planning process as it adds a layer of dimension to the visualization process. Using animation tools in the early phases of a construction process can help mitigate risk and ensure satisfaction prior to development.