
Molyneux
Cromwell, Central Otago
Eight renders and a cinematic video for RAM Projects. The two aerials are photomontages: the finished homes composited into real drone photography of the Cromwell site.
Central Otago, New Zealand
Render Works produces photorealistic 3D architectural renders and cinematic videos for developers and home owners in Central Otago. Our work there includes Molyneux and Rocks on Holloway for RAM Projects in Cromwell, and a hillside home on Lanes Road at Bridge Hill, Alexandra. We render from your drawings, finishes and site photography.
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Cromwell, Central Otago
Eight renders and a cinematic video for RAM Projects. The two aerials are photomontages: the finished homes composited into real drone photography of the Cromwell site.

Cromwell, Central Otago
Eight renders, a cinematic marketing video and branded assets for RAM Projects, with aerial views that place the homes against the Kawarau River and the hills behind Cromwell.

Bridge Hill, Alexandra
Four renders and close-up details for a charcoal-clad home anchored into a rock outcrop, with interiors built from the owner's own finishes list.
Central Otago is growing well ahead of the national rate. Central Otago District counted 24,306 residents in the 2023 Census, up 12.7 percent on 2018 (Stats NZ, 2023 Census). Our projects there sit in the district's two largest towns, Cromwell and Alexandra.
They also show the two kinds of work the region brings us. In Cromwell, RAM Projects is building residential developments that sell before the homes are finished, so each one needs a full launch campaign of renders and video. Above Alexandra, the Lanes Road owner wanted to see an architectural home on a difficult rocky site, inside and out, before it was built.
In Central Otago the landscape sells the home, so aerial views usually lead the campaign. The basin, the river, the schist and the hills are why people move here, and a ground-level exterior cannot show them.
| Aerial approach | Where we used it | What it shows the buyer |
|---|---|---|
| Photomontage on real drone photography | Molyneux, Cromwell | The finished homes in the actual site photo, with the real neighbours and hills. |
| Aerial views framed on the landscape | Rocks on Holloway, Cromwell | Each home against the Kawarau River and the hills behind Cromwell. |
| Dusk aerial of a single home | Lanes Road, Alexandra | How the house sits on its rock outcrop, with the land falling away in front. |
The exteriors and interiors then fill in the detail underneath. Both RAM Projects developments paired the stills from our 3D architectural render service with a cinematic walkthrough video that moves through the development and its setting.
Send the architectural drawings or 3D model, your finishes list, and any site or drone photography. Site photos matter more here than in most regions, because the setting does so much of the selling. Our guide on what to provide for a 3D render project has the full checklist.
If the images also need to support a consent application, read how 3D renders help with resource consent in New Zealand. For more finished work, browse our case studies.
Yes. The Molyneux aerials are photomontages: we composited the finished homes into drone photographs taken over the actual Cromwell site, matching the camera angle, light and composition. Buyers see the development with the real basin, neighbours and hills around it. Supplying the drone photography early makes this straightforward.
Yes. Lanes Road at Bridge Hill, Alexandra is a single architectural home. We produced a dusk aerial, a sunset exterior, the kitchen and the lounge, plus close-up detail renders, all from the owner's model and written brief.
Yes. RAM Projects commissioned the launch campaign for Rocks on Holloway in Cromwell, then came back for Molyneux. The second brief could go straight to the new site and its finishes, because the look and the sign-off process were already set.
Yes, with the right camera positions. The Lanes Road home sits on a 6,244 m² hillside section, so a street-level view would miss the point. We used an aerial looking down on the outcrop and a lower sunset view along the deck as it projects over the slope.
No. Every Central Otago project so far has run online. You send drawings, finishes and site photos, we share drafts for comment, and we deliver the final files digitally.
Send us your plans and site photos and we will tell you which renders and video the project needs and what they will cost.