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  Architectural design has changed a lot from the time when architects used to draw plans and sketches by hand. Developing new ways to create images has been important in this change. It has completely changed how architects see and show their ideas. From basic drawings to advanced digital images, each improvement has brought new chances for creativity, getting things right, and doing things faster in architectural design. In this blog, we discuss the evolution of architectural design rendering techniques and their implementation. The Beginnings: Hand-Drawn Renderings In the early days of architecture, all the designs were made by rigorous hand drawing. The architect would have to go with credible and well-drawn diagrams, using a pencil, pen, and paper, to come up with an explicit blueprint and rendering. The renderings produced through this form of hand drawing required a lot of skill and precision since any slight mistake meant redoing an illustration. Nevertheless, this bore