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A 3D walkthrough turns a floor plan into a film of the finished space, shot at eye level the way someone actually moves through an office. We build it from your CAD or Revit, add AI voiceover and a 4K cinematic edit, and deliver the kind of tour that wins a fit-out tender before a brick is laid. Setup and the first 60 seconds of 4K cost 2,500 pounds, and your estimate lands within 24 hours.
Our 3D walkthrough services do one job: make the client feel the building before it exists. Stills win attention. A video walkthrough wins the room. When you are pitching a 1,000-person office or a multi-floor fit-out, a set of static renders makes the client do the hard work, stitching rooms together in their head from separate frames. A walkthrough does that work for them. They see the route from reception to the boardroom to the breakout space at human eye level, at human walking speed, and they stop interpreting a plan and start picturing themselves in the building. We pair the animation with AI voiceover that carries the story, so the film sells the scheme even when nobody from your team is in the room to talk over it. We have shipped this on real fit-out pitches, including a global advertising group's office running across several floors for over 1,000 staff, and built new techniques on the job to lift those presentations. The same pipeline runs 3D architectural walkthrough services for developments when the exterior story needs to move, though office design projects are where we spend roughly 90% of our time. This is the part of CGI that closes work.
"The video is INCREDIBLE... really nice work."
"We had excellent feedback from the client following the submission for the AFI flythrough video! Thanks to you and the team for your work!"
"You did an amazing job, and I'd like to explore the possibility of using the raw footage to create communication material for our external displays."
"I'd like to take the opportunity to say thank you for all of your hard work on this project, I love the visuals and video! Super stuff well done!!"
"The video is fantastic!!! I'm loving that ripple effect you created at the start. Thank you for your hard work on this and the quick turnaround, it is very much appreciated."
"Videos looking impressive, avatar is really cool."
"Absolutely love this walkthrough, the quality is amazing! I need this for my house renovation project!!"
"Thanks again for your hard work this week, the client was super impressed. And the video looked fab!"
"Wow, you're very talented, I really like it! I would love to offer our client a new level of design!"
"Hi Victor, looks amazing! I think the speed is good and it flows well. I love the slow opening of the folding wall in the meeting rooms."
"I have downloaded the file and it looks really great! We appreciate your efforts to get it to us today. The animation is looking great as well."
"The walkthrough is looking great! We showed it to a small group of colleagues in studio and everyone was very impressed."
Discover everything about our studio, from our creative process and workflow to what we deliver. Learn how we bring your vision to life with exceptional quality and clear communication.
See our processMost "walkthroughs" on the market are fly-throughs: a camera on rails drifting past the architecture with no point of view. They feel robotic because they are. We shoot an office the way a person actually experiences it, at eye level and at walking pace, because that is what makes a client picture themselves in the space instead of reading a plan.
We start by finding what sells the scheme. Is the double-height reception the hero shot? Does the light cut across the work floor at a certain hour? Is the story really about the journey from a cramped current office to an open, daylit one? We script the camera around those moments, slow down where the value is, and use transitions to show how the boardroom relates to the breakout area. A viewer who has felt that flow has, in effect, already visited the site.
Dynamic Flow Video
On a project for a global advertising group, an office across several floors for more than 1,000 staff, the usual single continuous tour was not enough to carry that much building. We built a technique we call Dynamic Flow Video that paces and connects the spaces so a large, complex office reads as one coherent story rather than a long corridor of rooms. We sell service, not JPEGs, and inventing the right approach on the job is the service.
If you are weighing the format, our guide to what a 3D walkthrough is covers when it earns its place. Our focus is office and workplace projects. For exterior and context-led films, see our architectural visualization service, and for capturing a space that already exists, our Matterport scanning.
For office projects we work to a fixed model: 2,500 pounds covers the setup and the first 60 seconds in 4K, then 1,000 pounds per additional 30 seconds. The 3D scene is billed separately if it is a standalone job, but it is free when the walkthrough runs as part of a larger CGI project for the same space. You can see the full breakdown on our price list, and we send an estimate within 24 hours of seeing your floor plans.
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A studio operator on what a 3D walkthrough really is, how it differs from stills and fly-throughs, how we build one, and when it earns its cost.
Read the guideA London studio's real numbers for office 3D walkthrough animation: why per-minute quotes mislead, what inflates a budget, and the fixed model we use.
Read the guideA studio that makes both explains the real difference between a 3D walkthrough and a flythrough, and which one wins for offices, developments and masterplans.
Read the guideDesign-and-build firms commission an office walkthrough animation for one pitch, then bury it. Here is how to make it earn for a year, from a London studio.
Read the guideA studio that uses AI in production explains where it belongs in a 3D walkthrough, voiceover, people, concept, and where the real render pipeline still wins.
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