Renderings are a visual representation of a future scene or product. These images are used as a selling tool in architecture, allowing architects to present their ideas to clients and investors. Through the use of computer programs like Photoshop or AI, these images can be created with great detail and realism. However, this ability to manipulate the rendered image has led to some controversy. What we call fake views, are a common way for architects to sell their projects to decision-makers and residents.
The Architectural Uprising: Fake Views – The Contrast Between Renderings and Reality
