• Plans of the space
  DWG, PDF files, or hand sketches with clear measurements.
  
  

• Materials and finishes
  Let us know the materials, textures, and finishes you want in the project.
  
  

• Lighting
  Preferences for natural and artificial lighting, and the overall mood you want to achieve.
  
  

• Furniture (if applicable)
  Any furniture or layout you want included. If you don’t have specifics, we can suggest options.
  
  

• Reference images
  Photos, moodboards, or examples that reflect the style or atmosphere you’re aiming for.
  
  

• Interior design
  If you want interior design included in the render, let us know so we can incorporate it from the start.
  
  

• Additional notes or special requests
  Any extra details that are important for your project vision.

• Hand sketches or measurements of the space
  Hand-drawn sketches or measurements of the existing space or the design you want to create. If the sketches are on paper, please scan them so we can work with the clearest version possible.
  
  

• Existing plans (if available)
  If you already have plans in paper or digital format, please send them to us. This helps save time and ensures the final work is accurate.
  
  

• Photos of the space
  Clear photos of the space or project taken from different angles. This helps us better understand the dimensions and characteristics of the environment.
  
  

• Additional notes and details
  Any details you consider important: materials, colors, furniture, or elements to keep or change. The more information we have, the more accurate the digitalization will be.
  
  

• Exact measurements and heights
  Include exact measurements of walls, doors, windows, and other elements. Don’t forget to provide the ceiling types, wall thicknesses (if applicable), and the heights of the space to create precise and complete plans.

• Desired style or concept
  Describe the overall style you’re looking for: modern, classic, minimalist, rustic, industrial, etc.
  
  

• Colors and palette
  Specify the main and secondary colors you’d like to include or avoid.
  
  

• Materials and textures
  Include any materials or finishes you want to highlight, such as wood, marble, metal, or specific fabrics.
  
  

• Visual references
  Images, photos, previous moodboards, or examples that reflect the atmosphere or style you like.
  
  

• Mood or ambiance
  Describe how you want the space to feel: cozy, elegant, bright, relaxing, etc.
  
  

• Elements to include or avoid
  Furniture, accessories, lighting, or other specific items you want in the moodboard or prefer to exclude.
  
  

• Additional notes
  Any other ideas, details, or references that are important for your vision

• Project location
  Exact address or site reference to consider context, orientation, and local regulations.
  
  

• Existing plans or sketches
  DWG, PDF files, or hand sketches of the existing space or the intended design. Clear measurements and dimensions are essential.
  
  

• Measurements and heights
  Include measurements of walls, doors, windows, ceilings, wall thicknesses, and overall heights of the space.
  
  

• Photos of the space
  Images from different angles to help us better understand the dimensions and characteristics.
  
  

• Materials and finishes
  Details on the materials, textures, and finishes you want reflected in the project.
  
  

• Program or layout requirements
  Information about the use of spaces, number of rooms, bathrooms, work areas, circulation, etc.
  
  

• References or inspiration
  Images, plans, or examples of styles you like to guide the design.
  
  

• Additional notes or special requirements
  Any extra details that are important, such as accessibility, energy efficiency, or elements to preserve or modify.
  
  

• Interior design (optional)
  If you want interior design included in the package, please let us know so it can be incorporated from the start.
  
  

Important Note:

Our service specializes in the production of high-quality architectural documentation for projects led by other architects. We do not provide signatures or legal approvals for the plans; the responsible architect always retains authority over the project. Our goal is to support the architect by streamlining their work and delivering precise, professional documentation ready to be integrated into the final project.