Courses / Enscape
Real-time rendering for interior designers using Revit, taught with commercial design projects in mind.
At MSA Interiors, Marcy Sagel’s team creates renderings in-house. That lets designers review materials, lighting, and views as a project develops and make changes without sending every revision to an outside studio.
THE QUESTION EVERYONE HAS
SketchUp can be used to develop and present design concepts, and Enscape can render those models too.
DesignerBank’s courses teach the Revit workflow, using the project model to develop renderings as the design takes shape.
Enscape connects to Revit and updates the visualization as you make changes to the model. Swap a finish, adjust a fixture, add a fabric, and the image updates while you watch.
Your first Enscape image comes quickly; that is what real-time tools are for. The distance between a first render and a polished rendering is craft: lighting, materials, fabric detail, and knowing what makes a space read as real.
COURSE
Three self-paced courses covering Enscape fundamentals, material editing and lighting, then advanced camera and visualization techniques. Each includes video instruction, with additional time for practice.
You need to move around a Revit model and assign materials. Enscape 101 assumes that much. If you are not there yet, start with Revit 101; many designers build the two skills in parallel.
Yes. These courses teach the Revit workflow, because DesignerBank focuses on the Revit workflow for commercial interiors.
Rendering in-house lets designers make changes and review options with the project team without sending every revision to an outside studio.
Enscape can produce realistic renderings; the result depends on the model, materials, lighting, and the designer’s choices.
Yes. You need access to Revit and Enscape; software licenses are separate from DesignerBank enrollment.
Each self-paced course includes approximately 25 to 45 minutes of video instruction. Allow additional time for the workbook, assessment, and practice.
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