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Two studios publish a Lima street address on their own site, one in San Isidro and one in Barranco. Neither publishes a price. Six more Lima names stop at a district or city, while four prominent search results are based elsewhere.
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- 2 verified addresses
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- 6 uncounted Lima studios
- 4 based elsewhere
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Which 3D rendering studios publish a street address in Lima?
Architectural rendering companies in Lima
Two, on the evidence of their own sites: Arquivirtual in San Isidro and Lúmica 3D in Barranco. They are not ranked. Both make property imagery and immersive media, but their published service mixes are different enough to make the brief matter. Last updated: September 16, 2026.
| Studio | Based in | Specialism | Published price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Arquivirtual | San Isidro | Property imagery, video, 360° and interactive media | Not published |
| Lúmica 3D | Barranco | Archviz, immersive media and real-estate marketing | Not published |
| Render a House | Browser, from anywhere | Options and concepts before the brief | Free, 3 renders a day · Pro $39/mo |
Arquivirtual
Coronel Odriozola 210, San Isidro, Lima
The established all-rounder in San Isidro. Its site offers exterior and interior 3D images, furnished plans, video, aerial integrations, web and spherical 360° tours, interactive walkthroughs and interior design. The company describes more than fifteen years developing 3D images and virtual tours in Peru. No rate card is published.
Verified on its site header
Lúmica 3D
Jr. Buenaventura Aguirre 101, oficina 414, Barranco, Lima
The broader real-estate-marketing operation in Barranco. Its own service summary runs from 3D and 360° design through virtual and augmented reality to property branding, architectural photography and drone flights. The portfolio names projects in Lima and abroad, and the contact block also lists a US office. No public price is attached to any service.
Verified on its homepage contact block
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Why is the Lima list only two studios long?
Reading the search results
Because publishing Lima is not the same as publishing an address. Six credible local names stop at a city or district, and four results that surface around Lima rendering searches disclose offices somewhere else. Remote production can work perfectly well; it simply should not be presented as a verified Lima address.
The same rule is applied across every city page: a counted studio needs a street on a source it controls. Arquivirtual and Lúmica 3D pass that check. The other names remain useful leads, shown separately rather than silently discarded.
In Lima, but without a published street address
Visualiza
Lima — city only
A specialist in 3D views, virtual tours, animation, virtual reality and property-marketing video. Its company profile states Lima as headquarters, but the studio website exposes no street address.
Verified on its company profile
Pixelab Studio
San Borja, Lima — district only
An architecture-led visualisation and storytelling studio selling photorealistic renders, architectural trailers and interactive experiences. The homepage publishes San Borja, Lima, without a street.
Verified on its homepage
Lineform Studio
Lima, Peru — city only
A design and architectural-visualisation studio whose about page says it was founded in Lima. Its contact information is a Peruvian phone number and email, with no street address.
Verified on its about page
Voxel Pixel
Lima, Peru — city only
An archviz studio focused on images, atmosphere and communicating unbuilt architecture. Its own company profile calls the studio Lima-based and publishes contact details, but no street.
Verified on its company profile
Espacial 3D
Lima, Peru — city only
A visualisation studio for developers, architects and interior designers, offering still renders, virtual tours, animation and VR. Its company profile states Lima and an email address, not a street.
Verified on its company profile
Arqixel Studio
Lima, Peru — city only
A small architectural-visualisation studio offering photorealistic images to architecture, interior-design and product practices. Its company profile describes it as based in Lima, with no street published.
Verified on its company profile
Appearing for Lima, based elsewhere
Surrealismo
Medellín, Colombia · Manassas Park, Virginia
Runs a Lima-and-Peru service page, which also says the studio serves Peru from its Colombian and US bases.
Verified on its Lima page
Dots3D
Chennai, India
Publishes a Lima rendering landing page; the company contact page gives an Ashok Nagar, Chennai address.
Verified on its contact page
Constructiva Studio
Ica, Peru
Its title targets an architect-and-render query in Lima, while its own footer gives Ica, Peru as the location.
Verified on its homepage
Luft Render
Providencia, Santiago de Chile
Appears in Lima results through a portfolio page for a project south of the city. Its contact page puts the studio on Santa Beatriz in Providencia.
Verified on its contact page
What should you check before hiring a Lima studio?
Choosing one
A street, not only Lima
A district or city is useful contact context, but it is not a verifiable office. If local presence matters, ask for the street before treating a result as local.
The deliverable around the image
A still, a web 360° tour, an interactive walkthrough, a property brand and a drone integration are different jobs. Write the final deliverable into the quote, not only “renders”.
Modelling and revisions in writing
Ask whether the quote assumes a clean model, how camera approval works and how many change rounds are included. Resolve the view before detailed production begins.
A portfolio that matches the brief
Property-sales imagery, interiors and immersive experiences overlap without being interchangeable. Check the work closest to the building and medium you are commissioning.
Render a House, alongside a Lima studio
A studio is the right answer for the image or experience that has to be exact — the sales hero, the published tour, the drone integration or the campaign around them. It is an expensive answer for options nobody has chosen between yet. Side by side:
| a Lima studio | Render a House | |
|---|---|---|
| Price per image | Not published by either verified Lima studio; quoted per project. | Free at 3 renders a day; Pro is $39/mo for 240 credits. |
| Time to an image | Enquiry and quote first, then the delivery schedule. | Seconds, from an exported view and a written description. |
| Revisions | Agreed in the quote; neither studio publishes a revision policy. | One credit per attempt; refine one region without redoing the image. |
| Language | Spanish-first websites and contact flows. | English, Spanish, Italian and Portuguese, in the same account. |
| What it is for | Sales imagery, virtual tours, films, branding and immersive experiences. | The options before those — massing, materials, time of day — without a brief. |
What you get
- 3D integration. Where your CAD software exports a mesh, upload it and set the camera in the browser, then render from that view.
- Rendering. Photorealism in seconds rather than a queued calculation you leave running over lunch.
- Video. A camera move across the same project, generated from a finished still. Nothing to animate.
- Design. Try materials, light and surroundings until the version you want exists, without touching the source model.
- Refinement. Fix one part of a render — a facade panel, a tree, a sky — without starting the image again.
- Precision. Your geometry is respected: the walls, openings, heights and proportions you drew in your CAD software stay where you put them.
- Collaborative. Share a link and take comments on the image itself, so feedback lands on the render rather than in an email thread.
- Mobile and web. Runs in the browser, on the machine you have open, including a laptop that would struggle with a local render engine.
- 4K. Delivery resolution, ready to print or put on a board without a separate upscaling step.
Render a House takes an export from the model you already have and returns a photorealistic image in seconds, in a browser, with no render engine and no graphics card. Use it to settle the direction, then commission the image that matters from a studio. What rendering services cost covers the wider market by deliverable.
Pricing
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| Free Try it out, no credit card required | Free forever Free forever |
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| Pro — Most popular For professionals and small teams | $39/mo $26/mo billed annually at $312/yr (4 months free) |
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| Studio For studios and bigger teams | $99/mo $66/mo billed annually at $792/yr (4 months free) |
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| Pro (240 credits) | Studio (1000 credits) | |
|---|---|---|
| Render Pro 2 credits each | 120 | 500 |
| Render Standard 1 credit each | 240 | 1000 |
| Render Standard 2K 1.5 credits each | 160 | 666 |
| Render Pro 4K 4 credits each | 60 | 250 |
| Render Standard 4K 2 credits each | 120 | 500 |
| Video 0.8 credits/sec | 300s | 1250s |
What Render a House cannot replace
- A buyer-facing virtual tour or augmented-reality experience. That is a delivered product with navigation, testing and publishing around the images.
- A launch hero a buyer will compare with the completed departamento. Commission and art-direct that image.
- A drone photomontage tied to a surveyed camera. Render a House directs by description; planning and sales evidence needs measured control.
- A property brand, brochure or campaign. Lúmica 3D sells the system around the render; Render a House makes the concept image.
- Any measured drawing. Render a House output is a concept image, never a plano.
Common questions about rendering studios in Lima
How much does a 3D render cost in Lima?
- Neither of the two Lima studios with a verified street address publishes a price. Arquivirtual and Lúmica 3D both present services and contact details, then ask for a project enquiry. Send the same drawings, views, finish references and deadline to each so the quotes describe the same work.
Which Lima studio offers virtual tours and property marketing?
- Both counted studios go beyond still images. Arquivirtual lists web and spherical 360° tours, interactive walkthroughs, video and aerial integration. Lúmica 3D lists 3D and 360° design, virtual and augmented reality, property branding, architectural photography and drone flights.
Why are only two Lima studios counted?
- Because the count requires a street address on a source controlled by the studio. Six other Lima visualisation names publish only a city or district, while four prominent search results disclose a base in Ica, Santiago, Medellín and Virginia, or Chennai. Two is the number that passes the same first-party address check used on the other city pages.
What should I send a Lima rendering studio for a quote?
- Send plans, sections and elevations, plus a SketchUp, Revit or other 3D export if one exists. Mark the camera views, finishes, time of day and deadline, and ask the quote to state modelling, revision and delivery assumptions. A quick Render a House pass can settle the views before the paid brief.
Looking for a rendering studio somewhere else?
Other cities
The same first-party address check, applied to other Spanish-speaking cities. Counted entries publish a street on their own site.
Bogotá
Four studios with a verified address, one with a rate card — and two more rate cards from studios that publish no street.
Santiago
Three studios in Las Condes, Providencia and Santiago Centro.
Mexico City
Three studios with a published colonia and street, and two more that publish a price but not an address.
Monterrey
Two studios with an address, and a San Pedro studio that publishes a US-dollar package price.
Madrid
Five studios with a verified address, and the one Spanish studio that publishes a per-image price.
Barcelona
Four studios with a Barcelona-province address and no public rate card.
Valencia
Three studios with a Valencia address verified first-party.
Decide the image before you ask for a cotización
Render the drawing you already have, choose the direction that works, then send that to a Lima studio. The brief writes itself.
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