The short answer
Yes, when clearly labelled — but publications and juries usually expect completed-work photographs for built projects.
Renders are acceptable for unbuilt or in-progress work and should be labelled as visualisations. For completed buildings, editors and award juries expect photographs, because they evidence what was actually built.
If the building is not yet complete, publish it as a proposal or a work-in-progress with drawings and renders. Presenting renders as photographs is the fastest way to lose editorial credibility.
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