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Architectural rendering companies in Madrid

• Beauty & The Bit

  Marqués de Lozoya 36, 28007 Madrid

  The internationally known one. A boutique studio of architects, photographers and designers that has been at it for over fifteen years, working almost entirely for star architecture practices rather than developers — Bjarke Ingels Group, Schmidt Hammer Lassen, KAAN Architecten, C.F. Møller, Dorte Mandrup, HENN. Stills, animation, VR and 360°, plus an illustration arm. Every project is credited to the architect. No published pricing.

  Verified on its aviso legal

• JVA Renders

  Plaza de los Reyes Magos 12, Madrid

  Working since 2013 from Madrid, New York and Buenos Aires, with 175+ projects and 2,000+ images delivered. The only studio here that publishes a price: an on-site calculator that estimates 280–330 € per image excluding VAT, with 25% added for 360°, 40% for a virtual tour and 10% for work starting inside a week. Covers houses, residential complexes, towers, competition imagery and interiors.

  Verified on its site footer and price calculator

• Renders Madrid

  Príncipe de Vergara 82, 28006 Madrid

  Operated by Nbucle Creative Communication S.L. and aimed squarely at property marketing — developers, investment funds and housing cooperatives. Wraps archviz in the rest of the campaign: it is a licensed drone operator and builds the sales landing pages too, so a photomontage over a real aerial plate and the microsite it sits on come from one supplier. Publishes its process, including two revision rounds, but no prices.

  Verified on its aviso legal

• Weaver

  José Rizal 1, Madrid · second office in Santa Cruz de Tenerife

  The estate-agency specialist. Its named clients are all Century 21 franchises, and the service list goes down to the level a listing actually needs: exterior and interior renders, 3D floor plans, per-room kitchen and bathroom visuals, and 360° tours with VR. Spanish-language site only. No published pricing.

  Verified on its aviso legal

• Gedespro 3D

  Majadahonda, Comunidad de Madrid

  The infrastructure outlier, and the one to call when the subject is not a building. Construction-sequence animation, engineering simulations, photomontages and infoarquitectura for large infrastructure, with a client list of tier-one Spanish contractors and consultancies — Ineco, Dragados, Eptisa, Ortiz Construcciones. No published pricing.

  Verified on its contact page

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Strong Spanish studios that are not in Madrid

• Estudio Agraph

  Valencia

  Founded 2009. The closest thing in Spain to Beauty & The Bit's client profile — Nieto Sobejano, Francisco Mangado, Cruz y Ortiz, Emilio Tuñón, Fran Silvestre — with competition imagery at its core.

• Play-Time

  Barcelona

  The other Spanish name that comes up in any serious conversation about architectural imagery. Barcelona-based, so it is not a Madrid studio, but it works nationally.

Choosing one

• A published address, not a phone number

  A Madrid prefix and a Madrid landing page are not a Madrid studio. Check the aviso legal — Spanish sites are required to carry one, and it names the company and its domicile.

• Portfolio credited to somebody

  The strongest studios name the architect on every image. Anonymous testimonials and uncredited renders are the pattern worth questioning.

• Revisions in writing

  Ask how many rounds the quote includes and what a further one costs. Two is the common answer in Madrid, and it is rarely on the website. Settle the camera on a free Render a House pass first and you may never need the second round.

• The right specialism

  Competition imagery, listing renders and infrastructure animation are three trades. All three exist in Madrid, and they are not interchangeable.

A studio is the right answer for the image that has to be perfect — the competition board, the launch hero, the photomontage that goes to the ayuntamiento. It is an expensive answer for the four options nobody has chosen between yet. Side by side:

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.

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• A photomontage for a licencia or planning submission. That needs a surveyed camera and a signature, and it is exactly what a Madrid studio sells.
• A competition board image with a specified camera and specified materials. Render a House directs by description; the board wants control.
• A launch hero a buyer will hold against the finished flat. Buy that render.
• Any measured drawing. Render a House output is a concept image, never a plano.

How much does a 3D render cost in Madrid?

Almost no Madrid studio publishes a rate. The one that does, JVA Renders, runs a calculator that estimates 280–330 € per image excluding VAT, with 25% added for a 360° version, 40% for a virtual tour and 10% for a rush start. Everyone else quotes after seeing the drawings, which the studio Icaras 3D explains on its own pricing page: a standard price has to assume the worst case, so publishing one makes the work more expensive rather than less.

Why do so many studios that rank for “renders Madrid” turn out to be somewhere else?

Because per-city landing pages are cheap and a Madrid address is not. Of roughly twenty-five sites that rank for Madrid rendering queries, most are headquartered in Barcelona, Vigo, Alicante, Málaga, Murcia, Ponferrada or outside Spain entirely, running a /renders-madrid/ page for the search traffic. Every studio on this page has a Madrid or Comunidad de Madrid address published on its own site.

Do Madrid rendering studios work in English?

Some. Beauty & The Bit runs an English-first site and JVA Renders offers an English version. Renders Madrid, Weaver and Gedespro 3D publish in Spanish only, which usually reflects who they work for rather than what they can do.

What should I send a Madrid studio to get a quote?

Plans, sections and elevations — a CAD or BIM model if you have one, PDFs if you do not — plus the views you want, the finishes, and the real deadline. Renders Madrid publishes its process with two revision rounds included, so agreeing the camera before modelling starts is what keeps the quote intact.

Other cities

• Barcelona

  Four studios with a Barcelona-province aviso legal, and the best-known name that could not be counted.

• Valencia

  Three studios, including the one Spanish name that works for Nieto Sobejano and Fran Silvestre.

• Mexico City

  Three studios with a published colonia and street, and two more that publish a price but not an address.

• 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.

• Monterrey

  Two studios with an address, and a San Pedro studio that publishes a US-dollar package price.

• Lima

  Two studios with a verified Lima street address, neither with a published price, plus six uncounted local candidates.