Predictive Modeling is the first tutorial in the Inspired Servant video series. In this video, Ken McKibben of MediaMerge demonstrates how computer-based 3D modeling can be used as part of the design process to keep everyone on the same page while exploring all of the creative possibilities for your space.
The traditional 2D approach requires you to look at floorplan and elevation drawings on paper and somehow decipher how a space is going to look and feel. This is very difficult for most non-technical committee members.
The image below represents a typical floorplan drawing used during the concept-phase of a construction project.

The new 3D approach delivers a photo-realistic rendering that is, in essence, a picture of the final project, complete with textures and colors as they will look in real life. Instead of the entire group coming to separate subjective conclusions on how your new facility is going to look based on drawings, the whole team can view the same image and instantly be on the same page with one another.
The image below represents a photo-realistic 3D rendering. Place your cursor over the image to see an actual photo of the completed facility.
If you are interested in learning more about how 3D modeling can help with the design of your next facility, give us a call at 1(866)678-0588 or email us at info@mediamerge.com.
For the last decade Ken McKibben has worked with presentation technologies in churches around the country. McKibben currently heads up operations for MediaMerge, Inc., a media systems integrator based in Birmingham, Alabama, that specializes in the design, installation, service and support of sound, video, control, broadcast and theatrical lighting systems for churches. He can be reached at ken@mediamerge.com.