# How Caelo Studio Works With Clients

# How Caelo Studio Works With Clients Caelo follows a three-stage process for both design and visualization projects. ## 1.

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# How Caelo Studio Works With Clients Caelo follows a three-stage process for both design and visualization projects. ## 1. Brief The client shares whatever they already have: CAD files, sketches, reference images, or a mood board. Caelo uses this to confirm scope, camera angles (for renders), and a rough timeline before any modeling starts. ## 2. Draft For visualization work, Caelo shares a "clay render" — an untextured white model — so the client can confirm composition, camera angle, and lighting before materials are applied. This avoids expensive rework later in the process. For architecture projects, this stage is an early massing or floor-plan draft. ## 3. Polish Once the draft is approved, Caelo applies final materials, lighting, and post-production to produce the finished render or drawing set. Projects include up to two rounds of revision at this stage. ## Typical inputs needed from a client CAD or sketch files if the building already has a design, reference images for style, and a description of the intended use of the final images (marketing, investor deck, personal presentation, construction).

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