Freelance 3D Spatial Visualiser

Rtist; Singapore; On-site; SGD 67,000 - 100,000; Full time

Job summary

Rtist seeks a Freelance 3D Spatial Visualiser to support Trinax on exhibition and spatial experience projects in Singapore. You will translate floor plans into accurate 3D environments and develop spatial layouts that reflect the creative brief while respecting space and human scale.

Proficiency in SketchUp and Enscape is preferred; you will collaborate with the creative team to produce convincing renders that communicate materials, lighting and atmosphere in real spaces.

Qualifications

• Read and work accurately from architectural floor plans.
• Understand exhibition, environmental or interior spatial design.
• Balance creative intent with real-world spatial constraints.
• Translate sketches and creative direction into 3D environments.
• Detail-oriented with spatial relationships.

Responsibilities

• Translate floor plans and measurements into accurate 3D environments.
• Develop spatial layouts based on creative and experience direction.
• Think through how exhibition elements fit within the actual space.
• Consider human scale, circulation, viewing distances and accessibility when developing the space.
• Identify potential spatial issues before they reach production.
• Visualise how visitors will move through and experience the exhibition.
• Create realistic renders that communicate materials, lighting, atmosphere and scale.
• Place human figures appropriately to demonstrate scale and usability.
• Iterate layouts and renders based on project and client feedback.
• Work closely with our creative and experience design team.

Skills

Spatial awareness

Read floor plans

Visual storytelling

Attention to detail

Independent work

Tools

SketchUp

Enscape

Job description

We’re looking for a Freelance 3D Spatial Visualiser to support Trinax on exhibition and spatial experience projects.

This role goes beyond producing good-looking renders. We need someone who can understand a floor plan, think spatially, and help us translate a creative direction into an exhibition that can realistically work within the given space.

Creative and art direction will be provided by the Trinax team. You will help us turn that direction into accurate, usable and convincing spatial visualisations.

What you’ll work on

• Translate floor plans and measurements into accurate 3D environments
• Develop spatial layouts based on our creative and experience direction
• Think through how exhibition elements fit within the actual space
• Consider human scale, circulation, viewing distances and accessibility when developing the space
• Identify potential spatial issues before they reach production
• Visualise how visitors will move through and experience the exhibition
• Create realistic renders that communicate materials, lighting, atmosphere and scale
• Place human figures appropriately to demonstrate scale and usability
• Iterate layouts and renders based on project and client feedback
• Work closely with our creative and experience design team

Tools

• SketchUp for spatial modelling
• Enscape for lighting and final rendering

What we’re looking for

• Strong spatial awareness and understanding of human scale
• Able to read and work accurately from architectural floor plans and measurements
• Good understanding of exhibition, environmental or interior spatial design
• Able to balance creative intent with real-world spatial constraints
• Strong eye for composition, materials, lighting and visual storytelling
• Comfortable translating sketches, moodboards and creative direction into a resolved 3D environment
• Able to work independently once the creative direction and requirements are established
• Detail-oriented, especially with dimensions and spatial relationships

Bonus

• Basic graphic design skills are a strong advantage.

You do not need to develop final exhibition artwork, but being able to create simple placeholder graphics, environmental graphics, signage or display content will help us visualise the space properly without waiting for final artwork.

We are looking for someone who can help us answer two questions through the renders:

“Does this idea look right?”

And more importantly:

“Will this actually work in the space?”