AVR Verified Views
What are Verified Views?
Most architects and developers will be aware of architectural photo-montages: CGIs (computer generated images) that have been montaged into photographs to show how a future scheme might look like. There are many factors and variables that mean the visual accuracy of such images can be questionable.
Verified views are architectural photo-montages which have been created to a high level of verifiable accuracy using collected survey data, precise photography and a strict recorded methodology.
This methodology and data is detailed in the supporting document that we produce to accompany any such views.
Local authorities increasingly request verified views as an essential tool in decision-making relative to visual aspects of design, ensuring they are informed with visually accurate images in place of less reliable non-verified CGI.
You can see examples of this type of work and further information on the process here: http://www.verifiedviews.net
Other names for verified views include:
- Accurate visual representations (AVR)
- Verified images
- Visually verified montages (VVM)
- Verified photo-montages
- Certified views
On 7th February, London architects EPR, won unanimous approval from Croydon Council’s planning committee to transform a disused office building – known locally as Nestlé Tower - into 288 residential apartments.
Our AVR 1 images, delivered in advance of pre-application meetings, helped reach consensus on key parameters of the design. These were then complemented with a set of AVR 3s, which were presented side-by-side in the final application document.
Learn more about this scheme and other Verified Image projects at our dedicated website www.verifiedviews.net
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