Valencia studios for competitions verified

Architectural rendering companies in Valencia

• Estudio Agraph

  Gran Vía de Ramón y Cajal 30, 46007 Valencia

  The competition specialist, founded 2009 by Patricia García and Daniel López, and domiciled on Gran Vía de Ramón y Cajal. Its site says the concurso de ideas is its leitmotiv, and the client list reads like a Spanish architecture jury: Nieto Sobejano, Francisco Mangado, Cruz y Ortiz, Emilio Tuñón, Fran Silvestre, Guillermo Vázquez Consuegra, AZPML. Also builds websites for practices and runs visualisation workshops. Every image is credited to the architect. No published pricing.

  Verified on its aviso legal

• LookRender

  Periodista Llorente 6, 46009 Valencia

  Working since 2005 under founder and creative director Joaquín Prados Cordón, whose aviso legal puts the studio on Calle Periodista Llorente. Positions itself as an outsourced image department for architecture practices, interior designers and developers, with a stated specialism in luxury Mediterranean real estate and a production director who states more than 300 projects managed. Stills, animation and virtual tours in V-Ray, Corona and Unreal. Site in Spanish and English. No published pricing.

  Verified on its aviso legal

• Grup3D

  Mestre Racional 1, 46005 Valencia

  Grup3D HD S.L., domiciled on Calle Mestre Racional per an aviso legal updated in June 2026. Works 100% online for practices, developers, interior designers and manufacturers, and sells product visualisation and 360° tours alongside architectural stills. The same company trades as Proyecto 3D Valencia and, tellingly, as Render Studio Barcelona — it is the one Valencia studio that also runs another city’s landing page. Its second site lists a different Valencia office, Calle Albacete 12; both are Valencia. No published pricing.

  Verified on its aviso legal

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• ZOA

  Valencia — postcode only

  A 30-person Budapest studio whose clients include Zaha Hadid Architects, Gensler, MVRDV and Emaar, and which lists a Spanish entity, ZOA Visualizaciones SL, at “46004 Valencia” with no street. The most internationally credentialed name that touches Valencia; not counted, because a postcode is not an address.

• DD Visuals

  No domicile published

  Runs a “Renders en Valencia” page alongside Barcelona, Madrid, Andorra and Málaga ones. Its aviso legal leaves the domicilio social field blank.

Ranking for Valencia, domiciled elsewhere

Choosing one

• The aviso legal, not the landing page

  Six of the eleven sites checked for this page rank for Valencia from somewhere else. The domicile is one click away on every Spanish site; read it first.

• Whether the images are credited

  Estudio Agraph names the architect on every image. A portfolio of anonymous villas tells you less than a portfolio of ten credited competition entries.

• How fast the quote comes, and what it includes

  Grup3D promises one within the hour. Whoever you ask, get the revision rounds and the price of a further round in the same email. Settle the camera on a free Render a House pass first.

• Whether they want the model or the drawings

  An online studio can start from a SketchUp file today. A competition studio may want to talk about the idea before it wants any file at all.

A studio is the right answer for the image that has to be perfect — the competition board, the villa launch, the photomontage for 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.

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 decide what the image should be, then commission the one that matters from one of the three studios above. What rendering services cost covers the wider market.

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• A competition board image with a specified camera and specified materials. That is Estudio Agraph’s trade; Render a House directs by description.
• A photomontage for a licencia or planning submission. That needs a surveyed camera and a signature.
• A launch hero a buyer will hold against the finished villa. Buy that render.
• A product on a white background for a catalogue. Render a House renders buildings and rooms.
• Any measured drawing. Render a House output is a concept image, never a plano.

How much does a 3D render cost in Valencia?

None of the three Valencia studios with a verified address publishes a price. Grup3D promises a quote within an hour of receiving the drawings, which is the fastest reply commitment on any Spanish studio site checked for these pages. The nearest published Spanish figure is JVA Renders in Madrid at 280–330 € per image excluding VAT; use it as an order of magnitude, not a Valencia rate.

Which Valencia studio does competition images?

Estudio Agraph. Its own site names the concurso de ideas as its leitmotiv, and its client list is almost entirely architecture practices — Nieto Sobejano, Mangado, Cruz y Ortiz, Tuñón, Fran Silvestre. LookRender and Grup3D work mainly for developers, interior designers and manufacturers, which is a different brief.

Why do sites in Madrid, Sevilla and the Canaries rank for “renders Valencia”?

Because a city landing page costs an afternoon. Of the sites checked for this page, Arquitecturas 3D, 3DM Render, Gamma Render, Vimap Studio, Infografista3D and Domingo Loro all run a Valencia page while their avisos legales place them in Madrid, Sevilla, the Canary Islands, Pontevedra, A Coruña and Alicante. Valencia’s own Grup3D does the same thing in reverse with a Barcelona page.

Do Valencia rendering studios work in English?

Estudio Agraph and LookRender both publish English versions of their sites and list international clients. Grup3D publishes in Spanish, though it works online with anyone who sends drawings. ZOA, which is not counted here for lack of a street address, is an English-first international studio.

Other cities

• Madrid

  Five studios with a verified address, and the one Spanish studio that publishes a per-image price.

• Barcelona

  Four studios, from a one-person practice in Gràcia to a 55,000-image volume operation.

• 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.