
The Horsham Residences
Rototuna North, Hamilton
3D renders, brand identity and a bespoke website for Pragma Homes' 111-home community, with the renders setting the look for the brand and the site.
Hamilton and Waikato, New Zealand
Render Works makes photorealistic 3D architectural renders, branding and websites for property developers in Hamilton and the wider Waikato. We produced the renders, brand identity and website for Pragma Homes' Horsham Residences in Rototuna North, and seven interior and exterior renders for Queenwood Property's single-level infill homes.
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Rototuna North, Hamilton
3D renders, brand identity and a bespoke website for Pragma Homes' 111-home community, with the renders setting the look for the brand and the site.

Waikato
Seven renders for Queenwood Property's single-level infill homes, three exteriors and four interiors, built from the architect's model and the developer's own moodboard.
Hamilton is a large, young city that keeps needing new homes. Stats NZ puts Hamilton City's population at 192,100 at 30 June 2025, and the 2023 Census recorded a median age of 33.2 years against 38.1 for New Zealand as a whole (Stats NZ). A younger population means a steady stream of first-home buyers and growing families.
Our two Waikato projects come at that demand from different directions. The Horsham Residences is a large staged community on Hamilton's northern edge, aimed at first-home buyers and homeowners, with stages 3 and 4 covering 33 freestanding homes plus two-bedroom townhouses. Queenwood Property works the other way, finding underused sites across Waikato and the Bay of Plenty and building compact, single-level infill homes on them.
The renders are the most accurate picture of the homes before they are built, so they make the best reference for everything else. At The Horsham Residences the brand palette picked up the real tones in the architecture, and the website used the renders as lead imagery, so buyers saw the same homes in the ads, on the boards and online.
That approach starts with our 3D architectural render service and can extend to a cinematic walkthrough video, a brand and a site. Our guide to the full property development marketing toolkit explains how the pieces fit together.
Infill buyers often wonder whether a compact home on a subdivided site will feel generous. Interior renders answer that better than a floor plan, because they show the real proportions, furnished.
To see how renders support sales before a home exists, read how developers use 3D renders to hit presales targets, or browse more finished work in our case studies.
Yes. For The Horsham Residences in Rototuna North we produced the 3D renders, the brand identity and the live project website for Pragma Homes. The renders came first and set the look, so the brand and the site match the homes buyers see everywhere else.
Yes. Queenwood Property is a family-run developer building infill housing across Waikato and the Bay of Plenty. We produced seven renders for its single-level homes: three exteriors and four interiors covering the kitchen, living room, main bedroom and bathroom.
Yes, if we start from the architect's model before consent is granted. Queenwood Property wanted its marketing live as soon as building consent arrived, and the renders were ready for that point, with no need to wait for a show home.
We produce draft angles from the architect's model and you pick the strongest. For Queenwood we made four draft exteriors, the developer commented on each through our online annotation tool, and one aerial was swapped for a new street-level view that presented the homes better.
Yes. The work runs online from our Auckland studio, so a site anywhere in Waikato is handled the same way as one in Hamilton. You send drawings and finishes, we share drafts for comment, and we deliver the finals digitally.
Send us your plans and we will tell you which renders, video or brand work the project needs and what it will cost.