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A concrete and glass house on the floor of a sandstone slot canyon, lit by a beam of daylight
Architecture

From massing to mood, on one canvas.

Feed the pipeline a sketch, massing screenshot or site photo and get styled renders back: every view of the project in the same light, the same palette, the same hand.

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Illustration

One model. Every mood.

Feed in the massing, get the presentation set. Change the time of day and only the light reruns.

  1. Sketch
  2. Project style
  3. Render ×N
  4. Upscale
  5. Board
In A massing model
Dusk exteriorStory · 9:16
Dusk exterior
InteriorPost · 4:5
Interior
AerialBanner · 16:9
Aerial

Done. Change the input and run it again.

Why it holds up

One language per project

A project style (materials, light, mood) is a node. Every view inherits it, so the street view and the courtyard read as one scheme.

Options without overtime

Three façade studies are a rerun, not three render-farm nights. Only the changed steps recompute.

One subscription, every renderer

Image-to-image, upscaling and text models behind the same ports. Swap models per study without new licenses.

Build it once. Run it again.

The workflow behind this page, step by step. Every step is a node you can open, change and rerun.

  1. 1Underlay

    Start from what you already drew.

    A sketch, a clay massing, a SketchUp screenshot. Image-to-image nodes keep your geometry and bring the atmosphere.

    Underlay

    massing_view-03.png · keep geometry

  2. 2Project style

    Set the mood once, hold it everywhere.

    Define the project's visual language (materials, season, light) as a style node wired into every render.

    Client wants warmer? Change the style node; every view updates on the next run.

    Materials
    rammed earth · larch · zinc
    Light
    late afternoon, low sun
    Season
    early autumn
  3. 3The board

    Every view, ready for the review.

    Batch the views (street, courtyard, interior) and the pipeline renders, upscales and names them for the presentation board.

    Share the read-only canvas with the client: the process is part of the story.

    Views

    street · courtyard · interior · dusk

What you can make.

Starting points for architecture. Each one is a workflow you can open, change and run again.

  • 01

    Concept renders from sketches

    A hand sketch or massing screenshot turned into a styled view.

  • 02

    Material and mood studies

    The same view in timber, concrete or stone, side by side.

  • 03

    Day, dusk and night views

    One project in three lights for a client presentation.

  • 04

    Presentation boards

    Every view of a project laid out together in one look.

  • 05

    Print-ready stills

    Renders upscaled at the end of the workflow for print.

  • 06

    Short motion clips

    A slow camera move made from a finished render.

Set the style once, render every view.

Drop in a massing screenshot on the free tier, define the project style, and let the pipeline carry it across the board, with costs visible before each run.

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With the rest of Orisu.

The workflow is one part. These are the other parts teams use with it.

Good to know.

Are the renders accurate to my drawings?

They follow your sketch or massing loosely. Use them for concepts and mood, not as construction documents.

Can I keep one style across a project?

Yes. The style is an input or a reference image, so every view uses the same one.

Can I upscale renders for print?

Yes. Add an upscale step at the end of the workflow.

Does this replace my 3D renderer?

It complements it. Orisu is strongest at early-stage mood, option studies and consistent presentation boards from the geometry you already have. Your construction-document renders can keep coming from wherever they do today.

Will it keep my geometry?

Image-to-image nodes use your sketch or massing as the underlay and bring atmosphere on top. You control per node how closely the render holds the input.

Can the client see how the renders were made?

Yes. Share the canvas read-only. The client sees the underlay, the style node and every view derived from them, which makes the consistency part of the story.

Do I have to build this workflow myself?

No. Start from a template, or describe what you want and Orisu drafts the workflow for you. You can also build it step by step.

What does it cost to run?

Every node shows its credit cost on the canvas, and a run shows its total before you press it. The free plan gives you 100 credits a month with no credit card.

Can my team use it without learning the canvas?

Yes. App Mode turns the workflow into a simple form: inputs on top, a run button, results below.

Can I change models later?

Yes. Models sit behind the same ports, so you can swap one without rewiring anything. All of them are on one subscription.

Render the scheme, not one view.

Start free with a sketch or massing screenshot. Set the style once and let the pipeline carry it.

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