Render 3D Quickly Showcases New Virtual Reality Projects at Canadian International Real Estate Marketplace Expo
Aug 16, 2017
Render 3D Quickly’s recent showing at the Canadian International Real Estate Marketplace Expo made a lasting impression on attendees. The company showcased the technology behind three of its most recent projects, which the former mayor of Toronto declared as “the future of real estate.”
August 15, 2017 /MarketersMedia/ —
The innovators at Render 3D Quickly repeatedly impressed attendees at the Canadian International Real Estate Marketplace Expo in Toronto by sharing several examples of the company’s most recently completed large-scale virtual reality projects. The VR projects shared by representatives of Render 3D Quickly drew high praise from some of the expo’s most prominent attendees, including not only builders and real estate professionals, but also Norm Kelly, the former mayor of Toronto.
Hosted by the Metro Toronto Convention Centre, the international property investment trade show provided Render 3D Quickly with the opportunity to showcase three of its most technologically ambitious and sophisticated projects: Cityzen’s Pier Apartment, Brad Lamb Realty Inc.’s Macintosh Unit, and Minto’s Long Branch project, all of which are currently available to view at the company’s website (note: a VR headset is necessary to view the projects).
A number of Render 3D Quickly’s recently completed projects -- including each of the three on display at the Canadian International Real Estate Marketplace Expo -- have come at the request of some of the most prominent builders in North America. Founded by Jason Vander Griendt, Render 3D Quickly has leveraged its unique technological capabilities to become the industry’s leading provider of 3D architectural rendering services to a wide range of clients, including architects, contractors, designers, and realtors, all of whom were represented at the Metro Toronto Convention Centre.
Expo attendees who visited the company’s booth quickly recognized why the most in-demand architecture and construction professionals are increasingly turning to Render 3D Quickly for renderings, visualizations, and animations. After donning the VR headset at the Render 3D Quickly booth, Norm Kelly, Toronto’s former mayor, immediately declared that the company’s 3D rendering services are “definitely the future of real estate.”
Much like the Canadian International Real Estate Marketplace Expo for which it served as Platinum Sponsors, Render 3D Quickly and its uniquely innovative services have succeeded in attracting an international clientele who, like the former mayor of Toronto, clearly recognize that the company is capable of providing clients with more than just a glimpse of the real estate industry’s future.
About Render 3D Quickly
Working with architects, builders, contractors, designers, homeowners, and real estate companies from all over the world, Render 3D Quickly has earned a global reputation as a leading provider of advanced 3D architectural renderings, animations, and visualizations. Founded by Jason Vander Griendt, the company is based out of Toronto and has produced thousands of three-dimensional architectural renderings for clients.
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Name: Jason Vander Griendt
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