Premium 3D rendering
on the Mornington Peninsula
Clifftop houses, vineyards and holiday homes on Melbourne’s doorstep — in a landscape the planning scheme protects hard.
Send the drawings: a fixed price, scope and delivery date come back within two business hours. No deposit for registered businesses.
Working on the Mornington Peninsula
Aurum Render is based in Sydney and works across Australia, and the Mornington Peninsula is one of the 14 cities and regions it covers.
Planning context
About 70 per cent of the Mornington Peninsula is green wedge — rural land outside Melbourne’s urban growth boundary — and Council’s Green Wedge Management Plan sets out how it is protected and used. In the townships, Design and Development Overlays set design objectives and permit triggers for houses, so siting, height and how a building sits in the landscape are what an application turns on.
What gets built here
Clifftop and back-beach houses at Portsea, Sorrento and Flinders, bayside homes from Mornington to Mount Martha, cellar doors, restaurants and farm buildings around Red Hill and Main Ridge, and old holiday houses being rebuilt as permanent homes.
Who commissions it
Architects and builders of coastal and rural homes, winery and hospitality operators, and owners rebuilding holiday houses.
One thing we get right here
The Peninsula has two coasts: the calm bay side and the wild ocean side, where salt wind bends the moonah and coastal tea-tree. A back-beach house rendered with manicured planting and still air misses the scrub and weather that define the place.
Typical Mornington Peninsula projects
Coastal and clifftop homes
New houses and rebuilds on the bay and ocean coasts, where siting, height and the view from the beach shape both the design and the approval. We render the house in its real landform and vegetation, from the road and from the shore.
Rural and winery properties
Homes, cellar doors and restaurants on rural land around Red Hill and Main Ridge, where buildings must sit quietly in the green wedge landscape. Aerials and eye-level views show the building among the vines and paddocks at true scale.
Holiday homes made permanent
Old beach houses replaced or extended as full-time homes, where neighbours want to see how much bigger the new house will be. Street views beside the existing houses answer that honestly.
Services
What we make for Mornington Peninsula projects
Exterior Visualisation
Facades, elevations and streetscapes rendered at the fidelity a considered building deserves.
From $1,000Interior Visualisation
Rooms rendered with the light, materials and styling that make a space feel lived in rather than assembled.
From $1,000Aerial & Masterplan
Whole-site imagery for estates, precincts and staged developments — context, landscape and scale in a single frame.
From $1,900Architectural Film
Cinematic film that moves through a building the way a person would, not the way a camera on rails does.
From $6,500Interactive & Virtual Tours
Navigable 360° environments for display suites, sales galleries and off-the-plan campaigns.
From $3,000Photomontages
The proposal set into photographs of the real site, matched to the camera and the hour, with a method a council or the Court can check.
From $1,500Start a Mornington Peninsula project
Send the drawings and a sentence about what the imagery has to do. Fixed price and a date back, usually within two business hours.
Request a quoteWe work across Mornington, Mount Martha, Sorrento, Portsea, Red Hill, Flinders and Rye.
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Choosing an architectural visualisation studio for a Mornington Peninsula project
Ask how the studio shows a building in the landscape. About 70 per cent of the Peninsula is green wedge — rural land outside Melbourne’s urban growth boundary — and in the townships Design and Development Overlays set design objectives and permit triggers for houses, so siting, height and how a building sits in its setting are what an application turns on. The views should come from the road and the surrounding land, with the landform built from survey and elevation data.
Ask how it handles the two coasts. The bay side is calm; the ocean side is wild, with salt wind bending the moonah and coastal tea-tree — low, wind-shaped and grey-green — and a back-beach house shown with manicured planting and still air misses the scrub and weather that define the place.
Check what the quote fixes. Ours lists the views, the number of revision rounds and the delivery date, and one senior artist carries the work from first model to final frame.
What drives the cost of visualisation on the Mornington Peninsula
Setting is the biggest variable. A clifftop or back-beach house needs its real landform and vegetation, seen from the road and the shore; a cellar door or restaurant around Red Hill and Main Ridge calls for aerials as well as eye-level views among the vines and paddocks.
Scope is the second. When an old holiday house becomes a permanent home, the neighbours want to see how much bigger it will be — street views beside the existing houses as well as the images that sell the design. Each further view from the same scene costs a fraction of the first.
Peninsula projects are priced in full before work begins — usually within two business hours — and registered businesses pay no deposit.
Published prices: exterior and interior stills from $1,000 per image, aerials from $1,900, film from $6,500 per finished minute, photomontages from $1,500 per view and interactive tours from $3,000. All prices exclude GST. See pricing or ask for a fixed quote.
FAQ
Mornington Peninsula questions
Do you work on projects on the Mornington Peninsula?
Yes — Mornington, Mount Martha, Sorrento, Portsea and across Victoria. We work from your drawings, survey and site photography, and match the light, materials and planting to the place.
Can you show how a house sits in the green wedge landscape?
Yes. We build the landform from survey and elevation data, keep the existing vegetation where the plans keep it, and render the building from the road and the surrounding land at true scale — the views that show whether it sits quietly in the landscape.
How do you render moonah and coastal scrub?
From the real plants: low, wind-shaped moonah and tea-tree with grey-green foliage, placed from the survey and site photographs rather than drawn from a generic garden palette.
Do you work across the Peninsula and Westernport?
Yes — from Frankston and Mornington to Portsea, Flinders and the Westernport side. Bay-side or ocean-side, the planting and the weather in the image are the ones that coast actually has.
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