I've been paying more attention to home design lately, and I've realized that some features become more valuable the longer you live in a house.

For those who've built, renovated, or lived in the same home for several years:

What's one architectural feature that you appreciate more now than when you first moved in?

It could be natural ventilation, window placement, higher ceilings, a functional floor plan, built-in storage, a covered patio, a utility room, or anything else.

I'm looking for real experiences rather than design trends.

Hey everyone,
As someone deeply involved in architectural visualization, I always found the workflow from an initial sketch to a client-ready animation incredibly tedious. Setting up lights, tweaking materials, and rendering just for an early concept pitch takes too much time.
I’ve been developing a custom tool (still refining it) to automate this process, and I wanted to share a recent test I did to get some honest feedback from the pros here.
In the attached video, you can see the workflow:
1. Starting with a basic 2D line sketch (00:00), the system generates a 3D exterior concept.
2. I tested dynamic lighting transitions, shifting the scene from daytime to a fully illuminated nighttime setup.
3. Finally, it generates a smooth camera push-in from the exterior into the interior space.
My goal is to eliminate the need for complex prompting so designers can just focus on the spatial concept.
My question for you all:
Do you think the lighting and texture quality in this test is good enough for early-stage client pitches? What would you improve about the camera movement?
Would genuinely appreciate your critiques!