Project overview
KF Design created exterior architectural renderings for a charitable design project for Bareville Fire Company in Leola, Pennsylvania. Working from the design company’s supplied 3D model, we developed a set of presentation images to help the team communicate its proposal for updating the existing fire station site.
The design company needed clear, detailed views that would help its client understand the proposed building appearance, exterior materials and relationship to the surrounding site. The renderings show the station from multiple viewpoints, bringing together the masonry finishes, trim, roof, apparatus bay doors and exterior lighting in a consistent visual presentation.
Daytime views focus on the overall building form, material combinations and site context. A closer perspective highlights the facade details and side entrance, while the nighttime rendering illustrates how the proposed exterior lighting changes the station’s appearance after dark.
Our role was architectural visualization based on the client-provided model. The resulting images gave the design team a practical way to present the proposed improvements and discuss the project with its client.
Rendering deliverables
- Daytime exterior views from multiple angles.
- A close-up view of exterior materials and facade details.
- A nighttime view illustrating the exterior lighting.
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- Location
- Leola, PA
- Project Type
- Commercial
- Services
- Architectural Visualization
- Scope
- Exterior architectural visualization from a client-supplied 3D model; daytime and nighttime renderings for design presentation.
Daytime overview showing the proposed exterior materials, apparatus bays and surrounding site.
Front perspective highlighting the apparatus bay doors, masonry finishes and station signage.
Close-up view of the masonry, trim, side entrance and pedestrian area.
Nighttime view showing the proposed exterior lighting across the front and side of the station. 


