Pardon the catchy archviz titles. just need something to portray the main actors in the archviz. Anyway, this is an Archviz renders for a healthcare Ultra facility located in Doha. Interesting architecture calls for an interesting archviz concept, hence my humble attempt in creating a bit of genius loci towards the place. the big covered atrium is a place of retreat whilst the wet park acts as an architectural healing medium towards patients and patrons alike. Modelling was mostly done in 3D max and this project is the perfect excuse to use megascans assets plus some personal custom scanned object.

The kitchen is the heart of every home, for the most part. It evokes memories of your family history.

I am in a small attempt to add some spice to an otherwise saturated archviz visuals/ archviz styling / daily work submissions. while realism is the way, we tend to forget to spice things up. This set of visuals was a personal investigation to create cinematic effects, angles and others creations of awesome sauce items and creating a small backstory to them. The concept was inspired by Raphael Lacoste concept art, “cernunos”, where the placement of a spirited figure in an otherwise architectural project creates an anomaly to an otherwise monotonous architecture. Interior views consist of custom models inpired by kaws. Break down of visual renders mostly were done by the usual corona and fstorm (let me know if you can guess which is which). Most 3D item were zbrush and autodesk with a bit of 3D scan library here & there.

Nestled in an almost unbelievably lush forest canyon in Chile, the hot spring spa known as Termas Geometricas is a stunning maze of red planks that wind through the trees like something out of a mythological Japanese wonderland.

Suspended over a flowing stream, the crimson walkways leading to the various pools are made entirely of painted wood that stands out in stark contrast to the surrounding wilderness, while at the same time managing to seem right at home. There are 17 pools in total at the spa, each of them fed directly from a natural hot spring via wooden pipes that run beneath the walkways, making sure that they are largely warm and dry. Next to each pool is a small hut/changing room made of the same redwood as the paths. Each hut has grass planted on the roof, giving the whole facility a timeless feel, almost as if they are some extension of the natural backdrop.

The whole thing rests at the bottom of a canyon, and mists rise from the warm waters in a nearly constant fog. Between the Japanese-styled architecture and the Chilean nature, few places in the world can claim quite such a perfect harmony of nature and design.

This is my full set of submission / winning submission for Design Connected (https://www.designconnected.com) competition, “the mirror”. The idea delves mostly on representing ID & furniture through an imaginary architectural semiotics. “the collector” represents current issues of war, gentrification & displacements. Archviz concept ideas was loosely base on ian mcque paintings and other contemporary visuals references and the most challenging part for me was to translating them to an Archviz / ID concept that fits the theme. Elements,furniture and accessories represents those unlucky victims of such incidents, and perhaps represents loss etc.

I wanted to achieve the feeling when the winter comes and you still can smell the rain, and everything is still wet, it is not a sad winter scene, it’s quite and a little bit cold

A personal project based on Hurst House by John Pardey Architects + Ström Architects. The aim of this project was to create a complete experience of a large home powered entirely by Unreal Engine 4. This scene offers compelling animation, interactive tour and full virtual reality support with HTC Vive, all running in real-time.

Interactive Tour Video :

The interactive tour in real-time…

Set in an expansive habitat; the user can switch between winter and spring seasons, explore the surrounding landscape and customise the design. The layout of the house has been adapted to suit the nature and views, this includes a home spa overlooking the misty lake. In addition to the animation and walkthrough, exploring this scene with HTC Vive offers the user a unique immersion and forms a powerful, personal connection with their dream home.

I believe real-time rendering and virtual reality are a key player in the future of architectural visualization (despite the Unreal Engine throwing every possible technical issue and bug my way during the project). I look forward to taking what I have learned here to improve rendering quality and workflow efficiency on my next scene.

Software Used: Maya, Substance Painter, Unreal Engine 4.

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3ds max2016,v ray 3.4
post production-after effects ,photoshop
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ARTISTIC SIDE:
IMAGE PLANNING: I’ve planned my shot keeping in my mind this points that rule our perception.
Dark foreground-the tree drives you in the focus-the pavillon is in the third-red nose of snowballman that caputure your attention and drive you into the building-the cross stops your clockwise occidental reading of image- mountains close the picture.
TECHNICAL SIDE:
The creation of winter mood has been diveded in two step: MODELING & SHADING.
For creating a belivable snow that melts on steps and cross and of course the snowman, I chose Maya with SCULPITNG TOOL, starting with box, smoothing with a high level and scuplting on mesh.
SHADING:
The shading process is focused on snow and concrete.
For snow I use a TOP/BOTTOM MATERIAL in which i plug two Vray material, one with diffuse black & the other with diffuse total white, I played with BLEND & POSITION value. For the cross I use a VRAY BLEND MATERIAL in which i plug a black Vray material in base and a Vraymaterial with scratch map in opacity slot, the Vraymaterial is very reflective and it enters in Coat 1.The house material is a VRAY BLEND MATERIAL MATERIAL in which i plug a white Vray material in base and in Coat1 a Vraymaterial with a Grunge map in Diffuse, the Vray blend Material has a Gradient map in the Blend 1 value .The concrete material is a VRAY BLEND MATERIAL MATERIAL in which i plug in the base a VrayMaterial with concrete map in diffuse and in Coat 1 & Coat2 another VrayMaterial with the same concrete map in the diffuse slot but with a color correction on it.
In the Blend1 i hooked a Vraydirt map with a grunge map, the Vtay dirt has a radius of 0,6
In the Blend2 i linked a Vraydirt map with a grunge map, the Vtay dirt has a radius of 10
Both of grunge map is under a color correction.
LIGHTING:
Snowy atmosfhere is supported by a soft light, I create this kind of G.I. usig a VRAY DOME with no map only white.
The snow comes from PARTICLE SISTEM_SNOW with a flake size of four and then I played with time slider to obtain the perfect frame.
ENVIRONMENT:
I create the mountain with a simple plane and then I shaped the faces
I added a VRAY ENVIRONMENT FOG for creating atmosphere with scatter gi flagged and fog height of 1000.
In the PHISICAL CAMERA I enable motion blur for the flakes and put the shutter to 1/500 sec.
I used PROGRESSIVE MODE with noise threshold of 0,03 .

I tried to create a interior composition with balanced colours into the scene…in this case I chose corona render for the outstanding quality and i tried to play with outside cold colors/inside warm color of fruits vases and posters. I played with photoshop for light fx in glare and dust particles, i played with bokeh camera setting for give attention to the scanned vases with photoscan. I did the scanning process of vase by myself with 300 photos and photoscan sfw

The reason why this video was created, is simply because we have put extra effort already on top of one of our commissioned projects, and I thought it had a good base for some even more. But once again the aim was to create some bit funny to work with, entertaining to watch and mainly to maintain the interest through-out whole animation. How I did you can judge for yourselves, but mainly I hope you will enjoy!

Together with the 3d Visualization team at WeWork HQ, we are proud to share a collection of some of our favorite work from the past 12 months. These images represent WeWork’s rapid global expansion with locations across the globe from Colombia, to Paris, to Australia, and everywhere in between. Our team has the opportunity to provide images which help bring awareness to these ones of a kind office spaces that are being opened on a monthly basis around the world.

Together with the 3d Visualization team at Wework HQ, we are proud to share a collection of some of our favorite work from the past 12 months. These images represent Wework’s rapid global expansion with locations across the globe from Columbia, to Paris, to Australia, and everywhere in between. Our team has the opportunity to provide images which help bring awareness to these one of a kind office spaces that are being opened on a monthly basis around the world.

I tried to create a interior composition with balanced colours into the scene…in this case I chose corona render for the outstanding quality and i tried to play with outside cold colors/inside warm color of fruits vases and posters. I played with photoshop for light fx in glare and dust particles, i played with bokeh camera setting for give attention to the scanned vases with photoscan. I did the scanning process of vase by myself with 300 photos and photoscan sfw

ARTISTIC SIDE:
IMAGE PLANNING: I’ve planned my shot keeping in my mind this points that rule our perception.
Dark foreground-the tree drives you in the focus-the pavillon is in the third-red nose of snowballman that caputure your attention and drive you into the building-the cross stops your clockwise occidental reading of image- mountains close the picture.
TECHNICAL SIDE:
The creation of winter mood has been diveded in two step: MODELING & SHADING.
For creating a belivable snow that melts on steps and cross and of course the snowman, I chose Maya with SCULPITNG TOOL, starting with box, smoothing with a high level and scuplting on mesh.
SHADING:
The shading process is focused on snow and concrete.
For snow I use a TOP/BOTTOM MATERIAL in which i plug two Vray material, one with diffuse black & the other with diffuse total white, I played with BLEND & POSITION value. For the cross I use a VRAY BLEND MATERIAL in which i plug a black Vray material in base and a Vraymaterial with scratch map in opacity slot, the Vraymaterial is very reflective and it enters in Coat 1.The house material is a VRAY BLEND MATERIAL MATERIAL in which i plug a white Vray material in base and in Coat1 a Vraymaterial with a Grunge map in Diffuse, the Vray blend Material has a Gradient map in the Blend 1 value .The concrete material is a VRAY BLEND MATERIAL MATERIAL in which i plug in the base a VrayMaterial with concrete map in diffuse and in Coat 1 & Coat2 another VrayMaterial with the same concrete map in the diffuse slot but with a color correction on it.
In the Blend1 i hooked a Vraydirt map with a grunge map, the Vtay dirt has a radius of 0,6
In the Blend2 i linked a Vraydirt map with a grunge map, the Vtay dirt has a radius of 10
Both of grunge map is under a color correction.
LIGHTING:
Snowy atmosfhere is supported by a soft light, I create this kind of G.I. usig a VRAY DOME with no map only white.
The snow comes from PARTICLE SISTEM_SNOW with a flake size of four and then I played with time slider to obtain the perfect frame.
ENVIRONMENT:
I create the mountain with a simple plane and then I shaped the faces
I added a VRAY ENVIRONMENT FOG for creating atmosphere with scatter gi flagged and fog height of 1000.
In the PHISICAL CAMERA I enable motion blur for the flakes and put the shutter to 1/500 sec.
I used PROGRESSIVE MODE with noise threshold of 0,03 .

This project was made for the sake of learning and training corona . the design by Storage Associati located in Milano – Italy . The aim was to follow the flow of neat geometric forms, the loud voice of raw materials, all wrapped in a natural and soft light during the day and on through the night.

Introdution
My name is Ale Kocsis, I’m Brazilian and Hungarian descendant.
I decided to do this scene (part 1 of 3), because I have a great love for the country of my family, including in one of the several images I dedicate to my father, grandparents and great-grandparents as well as my dear daughter Giovana showing two Portraits with their respective photos. So soon I will be able to consider myself Hungarian living in Budapest as well. I already had the opportunity to go to Budapest and some cities in the hinterland of Hungary twice, and in these opportunities my affection and appreciation for the Hungarian culture only increases. The Hungarian architecture is extremely rich and inspiring as well as its inhabitants and of course its excellent gastronomy.

Scene theme
In Budapest as well as in several other European cities the buildings are very old but with impeccable architecture. Every Hungarian decorates his residence exactly according to its history, culture and mainly the money that has to do it :).
In this personal project I wanted to show a face of a place to live in a pleasant, comfortable way and why not say “modern” joining the old and new design, this is phase 1. The apartments are mostly compact as in this case. We have a large room / bedroom, kitchen, bathroom and separate toilet. One thing I like about Budapest architecture is that these flats or condominiums have a central courtyard where the entrances to the apartments are distributed … some are well maintained others not so much, but I like this involvement and this will be shown in the second phase of this work . As I am Brazilian still living in Brazil and accustomed to Brazilian design in architecture, this Hungarian language with Architecture is in every way peculiar but easy to understand and like.

I opted for natural lighting in phase 1 because it is the one I like to do, but the artificial lighting also has its deserved place, this will be the third stage of this work.

And as said, soon I will be a resident in this beautiful city and in that country, my work represents everything I like in relation to design, warmth, distribution of furniture and especially palette of colors and it is undoubtedly my will to have a place like this in brief.

Tools
For this work I used 3ds max 2016, Fstorm Renderer and Photoshop. Most of the furniture is based on the IKEA design, much used in Budapest. I am very satisfied and happy with the result and it is exactly what I wanted to show in this work and I hope you also like it all.

Muito obrigado!
Köszönöm szépen!
Thank you very much!

Interior design for a young family in the city of Kiev

Architectural visualization done for an architect from UK

Office building near railway station in Tours, France

The jury decision on this two-phase competition was not exactly what we had hoped for – especially since we really liked design and collaboration on this rock’n’roll project. The project was done in Rhino/ Maxwell/ PS. No soccer players and only a few visualizers were harmed during the process… 🙂

The residential complex of Yangi Beltepa is reliability and comfort. Located in the heart
sleeping area, residential complex is surrounded by markets, shops, universities
and schools. Two five-storey houses form a closed courtyard, decorated
fountains and gazebos. Yangi Beltepa is the best complex for young people
families. Own kindergarten within the complex, wide courtyard
with playgrounds, ecologically clean sleeping area and developed
infrastructure of the district – everything here is intended for young people
parents and children were comfortable.
The complex is equipped with underground parking for 140 seats and Finnish elevators
KONE, which descend to the parking lot. In each apartment is installed
individual heating boiler, radiators, window frames and entrance doors.
The residential complex provides fiber-optic access to high-speed
Internet, IP-TV and IP-telephony
The residential complex is guarded around the clock, there is a
CCTV.
In close proximity to the complex are located a supermarket Makro,
Tashkent Medical Institute and several 24-hour pharmacies.

I am proud to present to you a new level of photography for Rvizstudio. A very interesting and quite complex project! The project contains many camera shots, but here am sharing the most Loved piece of an artistic photography.

CC MOST WELCOME.

Thank YOU.

We are always trying to push the limits of our visualization works, since everyone is working on photorealistic images we want to make different things as much as we can.

We are always trying to push the limits of our visualization works, since everyone is working on photorealistic images we want to make different things as much as we can.

A young Artist is having a break from her work, a having cup of tea in her Home-studio in London. She’s been working on her painting for a few weeks now, and she’s almost finished it, she just needs to do the final touches to make it perfect. But something is holding her back, like something missing in the painting and she can’t figure out what it is.

This was my first image with a character as the focal point of the composition.
The young Artist is a good friend of mine and I photographed her in the correct perspective and lighting condition to match the render. I have to say that I had so much fun with my friends that day when we did the shooting (in a very amateur way!!)

“Somewhere only we know” is a (secret) rooftop garden, a place to have a good time with friends and family, overlooking the beautiful city of London.

A challenging project that needed to be done in a very short time with maintaining a cool quality, with contributing in landscape design.

An exhibition in a culture center in Madrid.
“A place conceived for death that light transformed into art, into life”

This video is a profound personal exploration of dreams and their transformative power. The history of a man showed through his objects and his house. Everything in this project has been made 100% by me, so no ready-made models were used in this animation.

We did these visualisations three years ago but we couldn’t share them until now. Nevertheless, we think that they still work!

on this project i wanted to show how was made Mr Meeseeks from Rick and Morty anim.
This image is more of an illustration that Architecture image, but i tried to keep some creation of materials and object out of the Architecture codes. i also worked with a character designer to add the mad scientist an a 2D cartoon.
i hope you like it.

on this project the main ideas was to create a conference center on movies inspiration, so on the 2 images presented the inspiration was star wars for the interior design and the movie the walk for the top view of the buildings. i tried to make creative point of views.

A cutaway view showing our recent refurbishment work to Union House at the University of East Anglia. Rendered in ArchiCAD’s CineRender and post-processed in Photoshop.

Hello everyone, share with you my personal project that i made in my free time.
For reference, I looked at a lot of photos on the Internet, I was also inspired by the work of Bertrand Benoit ‘The Field Project’, which he did for the Ronen Bekerman challenge The Museum. I did not set myself the task of accurately copying this beautiful architectural structure, the main goal was to create several images with different moods in my vision. Thank you for watching !

Every now and then, one of our visuals is chosen by the team to take part of a story, of some imaginary scenario that pushes the boundaries of our imagination.
The plot for this commission titled ” Is there anybody out there?” goes a little like this:
It has been days and no sign of life has surfaced, no sound was heard, even the wind seized to exist in this no man’s land. I have been wandering for quite sometimes now. The terrors of the night were getting the best of me, and as soon as I started giving up, some structure rose from the dunes. The excitement of a warm sleep drove me right to its doorsteps. It was clear that the building was completely deserted and tarnished, but somehow the on button of a surveillance cam was blinking… Was I not so alone? Was anybody out there? Watching, listening? Is my salvation on the other side of the monitor? Or could it be my downfall?
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Green house 09. Finland.
VIZPARK VP Real Trees,VP Japanese Sedge Grass.
Itoo Software
V-Ray Chaos Group
Quixel Megascans
Designed by architect: HELGATRAKSEL
CG: Vicnguyendesign

Here is our first Show reel!!
We been working on architecture, product visualization and fluid simulation, we also want to launch our patreon page (link at the bottom) were we will be sharing assets, shaders, complete models, tutorials and more..

Software used Sketchup-3dsmax-RealFlow-Photoshop-Premiere-After effects.

Residence A based on Kurt Rappaport’s Striking Home
designed by Scott Mitchell Studio – Full CGI scenes
Car model used: (MAZDA MX-5) by VizPeople

Imagine being dubai, intense sun and hot air. After an intense day of work, go home and immerse yourself in the pool, breathe again, and all you did not see before you begin to see it clearly. I put you to the edge and looking at you say “I’m at home”.

The vizualisation is focused on the Home, your eyes run around the image stopping on the house.

Software: 3Ds max 2017 – Vray 3.5 – Photoshop CC

Hope You like it !

Hi,
this my work ‘Wooden House’
I used 3ds max – V-Ray – Photoshop,
hope u like it

Hi, this my work ‘Kamelone’ I used 3ds max – V-Ray – Photoshop, hope u like it

I modeled from pictures and plans. Everything has been built in 3ds max, using Vray and Forest Pack. Post production with Photoshop

A slim terrain in Oporto City that connects three projects.
Our goal was to recreate some commercial images for Real estate purposes. We tried to create a balance between an artistic image and a commercial one, never straying from the objective of the renders.

All models in this scene have been performed by me individually.

The client asked us to create some interior images of the project, although it was already constructed, our goal was to populate and complement the interior, according to the client guidelines.
The interior vegetation and decoration needed to contribute to the humanization of the space without contrasting or losing purpose.

Pero Alenquer House, is a beautiful architecture project, so, our challenge, was to increase the character of simple materials like oak wood, concrete, and black brick.

Serzedo is a special kind of place, the perfect one for vacations or just some quiet and non-stress living.
We aimed at representing the surrounding vegetation, that created this perfect privacy and noise free “shell” on the house, while still maintaining some space for natural lighting.

Architectural visualization of an office building in Paris by Carmine-Crimson. Architectural conception by Bouchaud.

Snow World was an architectural competition we did in Netherlands. Placed on Landgraaf, Netherlands, it was purposed by the client that we could re-create their beautiful design of the skying hall, as well as the hilltop design.

Architectural visualization of an office building, rue Laffitte in Paris, by Carmine-Crimson.
Architectural conception by B-Architects.

Architectural visualization of the 7 rue du Cirque in Paris by Carmine-Crimson.
Architectural conception by B-Architect.

A project work in my summer vacation

Under is a full 3D Animation showing architectural projects through a lonely point of view. The first version of the whole animation was rendered on a single notebook, using Corona Renderer.

All the scenes in this shortfilm were created from scratch firstly to be used in my new Corona Renderer Online Course, which you can find here: https://thilima.com.br/course/coronarender/

The greatest challenges of this animation were to figure out how to animate the flood scenes with objects interaction/movement without need make any simulations, and also how to render all the underwater scenes which had Displacement + Forest Pro + Volume Light at the same time. Average render time 5 to 15 mins per frame.

I hope you like it 🙂

Architectural visualization of CNC in Paris by Carmine-Crimson.
Architectural conception by B-Architect.

The ancient sub-center Szervita Square in Budapest was loaning for some refhreshment for ages. Now the time seems ripe for some reflective glazed facade developed by Horizon Developments. Images mady by FALUSSY Bence and Lautaro VOGEL @ZOA

i created this illustration as a fan art for Rick and Morty it s how is made the character Mr Meeseeks

Modern architecture from concrete, 6 m of an arch as a bright element of a structure.

i created a conference room with a sify inspiration

a crazy scientist is creating creatures,
Time and space traveler are coming to stop him

Zvenigorodskaya Street the City a new complex with modern architecture.

A low-rise building is the one that has 5 or less floors. Such buildings may not have an elevator. In Europe people have long understood that this type of development is the most environmentally friendly and comfortable for humans, while we in Russia only start drawing attention to it.

The most interesting thing in the construction of a 3D model was its varied and complex brick laying. To create it, we have made each brick separately and have drawn maps of brick-laying to each wall. Thanks to this method, we were able to achieve varying degrees of bricks reflectivity which is very cool!

Storms can be beautiful, especially when knowing that shelter is close in case of a downpour.
An image created by PÁLLA Márk @ZOA.

They say it’s always calm before the storm, well based on this image we can say that’s also true for afterwards.
Inspired by Robbrecht en Daem architecten, and the fresh smell of rain, the peaceful quietness after storm was grasped by Dorka SOMLÓI @ZOA.

Although it was did in last year, but we still like this picture, he gives a comfortable feeling

Inspired from one of the image i saw on Internet. Main idea behind this artwork was to Create simple yet modern kind of structure. which will create really Classy looking Ambience. so i Used very minimal Design pattern and mostly played with Materials. Late evening Light is used to Focus mainly on Structure and Material properties.

This is a personal artwork which I call Faroe. The image was inspired by the photography of Jonathan Gregson.
My intention was to express a sense of immense space and the feeling of being insignificant compared to the extents of the natural world.

For the technical part I wanted to create a fully CG environment with as little post production as possible. In the Forest scattering I used baked procedural maps (Bercon noise, Corona AO and Corona distance) for density and size control.

Beautiful Computer Generated Images is a collection of Seven projects, collection of seven Manifests, where every piece is an intersection of Technology and Art. It depicts imaginary places, imaginary objects where every element is arranged to create beautiful Composition and where photorealistic simulations are enriched and elevated by Custom color mapping to craft a piece formed by true Art.

Manifests show what I consider truly beautiful, what I am passionate about and what I love. Passion in Computer Generated Image, passion in Composition, beauty in Simplicity, Light, custom Colors, passion in bending image within a Purpose, in adjusting piece with an Abstract elements, all elevated by Custom Color Mapping to form something Unseen, something New and very Artistic.

Manifests have been developed for 1 year, working solely on the manifests, between 2016 and 2017 and are periodically released every three weeks. After all seven have been released, there is going to be a book stitching all the pieces together.

Everything is custom made – from scratch – models, materials.
The Book
The Book stitches all the manifests into one piece. It features 27 images in 7 projects and it represents one year of my life devoted to creation of the book. Images were done in Corona rendering engine – thank you for your support and beautiful software.
Full preview of the book together with download is available at jakubcech.net.

The book is dedicated to Alex Roman. Thank you for endless inspiration.
…. 7 projects every 3 weeks …. Do you get it (3rd 7th).

Every picture in the book is digitally adjusted to be printed with rich colors and right color depiction. All pages are printed on glossy paper. Format A5.

Printed copy of the book is dedicated to family, friends and every passionate artist – available on demand – via message.

For NIVY Restaurant project we were approached by client to visualize and create interior design that would attract potential renters of attractive twenty-ninth floor space crowning the new city tower. We envisioned a design that would marry sleek modern elegance with natural materials used throughout there rest of the tower and building complex using complementary palette of rich dark wood and stone against bright metals and glass detailing. The shapes of space, particularly the wooden ceiling and bar should evoke the meandering floodplanes from which the building complex and this location derives its name.

With the imagery, we wanted to focus on the selling points of this space, the strong vantage point high above ground with view of all the city has to offer, from its Old Town district to fast developing downtown with its high rise towers such as the ones from Zaha Hadid visible dominantly on horizon.

We didn’t want to neglect small details that the eye can explore within and had great time creating them, such as the food compositions or the chef preparing them, done fully in CGI.

Photography of backplates and HDRi used to light the space were likewise created by us and used to render the image in print resolution of 7680px width in Corona renderer. Hope you enjoy the images as much as we had working on them.

Never before collected such constructions, I really wanted to understand. Something simple did not want to do. Once the house was assembled, a desire to visualize appeared, the idea was to show a house that merged with nature, but not using bionics.

“in circles” was a personal project of mine, where i tried to focus on the “extraordinary” part in the film, rather then perfect visual. Of course everyone is aiming for best visual result, but sometimes archviz film are lacking spirit, and this is what i tried to achieve with this animation.

В своей работе я хотел показать красоту и мощь русского дождя. Прочувсттвовать капельки дождя на своем лице , ощутить мощь природы, это всегда делало меня счастливым. И я решил выплеснуть эти эмоции на холст. Это было довольно трудно потому что я впервые столкнулся с сотворением “мокрой” визуализацией, и так же пришлось идити на риск вызвать неодобрение со стороны заказчика. Но я подумал и решил что я должен быть не просто ремесленником, но и творцом и развивать направление архитектурной визуализации в своей стране.

The challenge for me was two show 4 different zones of the hotel lobby at the same time. I wanted to add more realism to the project so I tried to add Vray fog in the interior scene which it was hard to control. I rendered images with 8000 px width and add a lot of noise(to make the renders faster) , then resized them in photoshop. I would appreciate your C&C

Zakopane is a recreational city in the south of Poland , there are lots of green areas and mountains surrounding this city. The Idea was to create the Parking lot on top of the building therefor the joy of being isolated between the mountains starts at the very beginning. The parking ramp gives a monumental feeling to the building.

Hi Everyone Please find my recent work Tools used for it 3dsMax+Vray and lot of Photoshop work Hope you like it….

Every now and then, one of our visuals is chosen by the team to take part of a story, of some imaginary scenario that pushes the boundaries of our imagination.
The plot for this commission titled ” Is there anybody out there?” goes a little like this:
It has been days and no sign of life has surfaced, no sound was heard, even the wind seized to exist in this no man’s land. I have been wandering for quite some times now, I couldn’t feel my limbs anymore and all hopes of reaching my goals were slowly but surely fading…The terrors of the night were getting the best of me, and as soon as I started giving up, some structure rose from the dunes. The excitement of a warm sleep drove me right to its door steps. It was clear that the building was completely deserted and tarnished, but somehow the on button of a surveillance cam was blinking… Was I not so alone? Was anybody out there? Watching, listening? Is my salvation on the other side of the monitor? Or could it be my downfall?
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Hello everyone!)
I’m presenting my new work to the world to inspire and motivate everyone to become better than yesterday))
Just for this it was created, and lastly for the portfolio and soul.
For some reason it felt like)
It’s great that there was time for it. There is always something to finish and redo, that is why there will be always this understatement …
Recently, there have been kitchens among my projects and they were the first brick that provoked this work, in a good sense of the word.
Further were inspirational stuff, workflow, posting and here you go, me sitting and typing this text for you)))
I used 3ds Max + V-Ray + PS + Personal time.
I want to awake the desire in you to become better for yourself not someone.
Be in a good mood for the rest of your beautiful life. Thank you for attention.
Thanks to the right people for their support and inspiration …

This project was based on a real-life apartment in russia by INT2architecture that was featured by archdaily (http://www.archdaily.com/866820/interior-am-int2architecture)

I wanted to recreate it with my own personal flair.

The image presents the house located on the slopes of a Zagreb’s mountain near the ruins of the old cement factory. The essence of the dramatic historical environment is captured with the atmosphere which stirs real feelings in the observer as he would feel at the particular site.
The final highlights of the environment were added in post production using Photoshop.

With this project I expanded my learning with Corona to include some exterior scenes.

Unfortunately due to hardware limitations (my computer at home is very old!) I had to limit my forest packs and overall scene size to get the images to render. Also, some of the scenes are quite noisy as the render times were quite long and I tried to stick to a very tight timeline.

Dear Roe Deer

Few renders from my personal project; modernist house in Gdynia, Poland.

I was inspired by the Grieghallen tutorial by Tamas Medve
(featured a long time ago on the blog) to try my hand at making his
wet stone pavers before the competition was ever announced.
When the competition started, I figured it would be a good
opportunity to both add to my portfolio while also testing the
pavers in a full scene.
My computer at home is quite old and as such it really can’t handle
large expansive scenes, or scenes with a lot of assets or accessories
so I had to be clever about chosing my camera angle. Luckily I
found a reference photo of the building online which I used as my
inspiration. The angle is suitably dramatic and also limits the
amount of background scenery I would have to build, allowing me
to focus on the lighting and materials and not worry about my
computer dying!
The scene itself is fairly straightforward spline modeling for the
most part. The pavers out the front are a simple texture with a
custom displacement as in Tamas’ tutorial – with a plane of water
put on top to simulate the puddles. The background (and the
reflection in the windows) are free building models downloaded
from 3dsky.org and most of the textures came from my own
personal library, Arroway or Textures.com. The background trees
are a simple forestpack with some zDepth applied in post
production. I made extensive use of the Corona Light Mix as it
allowed me to leave my computer render the scene out once (as it
took forever on my old machine) and then tweak the lighting
afterwards to get it looking how I wanted. I don’t think I would
have had the time otherwise to adjust the lighting in the short
amount of time I spent on the project (overall I think it was 3 days
after work).

Using the Islington Maisonette by Larissa Johnston Architects as inspiration, I wanted to see how close I could get to the original photos in terms of photorealism and lighting.

Original photos available here: http://www.archdaily.com/805379/islington-maisonette-larissa-johnston-architects

A couple of months ago, I stumbled across an amazing project in Sofia, Bulgaria by architects Dimitar Karanikolov and Venete Nikolova (http://www.homedsgn.com/2015/07/21/loft-9b-by-dimitar-karanikolov/). The space itself is a small loft apartment with some really great material and furniture choices. Having just finished the SoA Masterclass, I was feeling inspired and was on the lookout for a small space to practice everything I had learned and this seemed like the perfect opportunity. I had spoken at length with Gianpiero about the differences between Corona and V-Ray and as we use V-Ray in the office I decided I would also use this as a platform to teach myself Corona as a render engine.

Modeling took the majority of the time on this project as I was working from pictures and PDF plans, so trying to get everything at the correct scale was a little difficult. The lighting for the scene is just a simple HDRI from Peter Guthrie, and one or two Corona lights for the lighting fixtures in the office and kitchen. Materials were very straightforward to make in Corona, especially with the new PBR workflow in Corona 1.5 – I had a lot of fun making the floor and the concrete box shaders!

Overall the project took around 3 weeks to complete, working an hour or two here and there in my spare time after work.

Kitchenette Interior visualization

The inspiration was a photo I found on Pinterest and I liked the simple design and material (stucco lustro or stucco veneziano, the grey wood). I also loved the lightning the indirect lights and the illumination by the natural light and the downlights.

As one day we will be resting on a place like this ….

Serenity is a small piece of a much larger work going one at the office

My goal is making a new angle and testing new mood for the house to be lively and more interesting.

I developed this project with the intention to use Megascans 3d models (as the main characters) and study the behavior of this software in the ArchVIZ context.

Since the outbreak of the civil war in march 2011, millions of Syrians have fled their homes heading to an unknown future. Determined the moment they crossed their country’s border. A border used to be a wall that protects but today it became a drawn line on a map that defines who you are and determines futures.

The design approach is to take the border back to what it used to be, a symbol of protection and provide a sustainable framework for the refugees to once again become citizens. by planting their own food, and building their own homes and let them have the opportunity to define what the border will be like and place an entire nation that has its citizens lives on the edge, back to the edge.

TOWERS

It is so wonderful to work on such an unusual and interesting visualization as this low-rise office complex among numerous high-rising residential buildings.

A low-rise building is the one that has 5 or less floors. Such buildings may not have an elevator. In Europe people have long understood that this type of development is the most environmentally friendly and comfortable for humans, while we in Russia only start drawing attention to it.

The most interesting thing in the construction of a 3D model was its varied and complex brick laying. To create it, we have made each brick separately and have drawn maps of brick-laying to each wall. Thanks to this method, we were able to achieve varying degrees of bricks reflectivity which is very cool!

School around Paris

Tour in Paris

Horse track in Middle East

Atlanta

Green Square is a place designed for people, for new beginnings. A place where the pressure points of city living dissolve, leaving time for the things that really matter – community and connecting with friends and family.

The intelligent and discreet services of The Englefield create a perfectly tailored environment where
all elements integrate seamlessly.

State-of-the-art automation affords residents the ability to create a perfectly attuned environment.

By focusing on design driven outcomes, Effinity has built an enviable reputation for developments of distinction featuring high caliber finishes and intelligent architectural solutions, uniquely suited to their locales.

– All apartments and terrace homes at One A have been designed to optimise natural light and flowing indoor-outdoor space.
– Beautiful interiors designed by renowned Iain Halliday
– One A features a beautiful communal courtyard filled with light and greenery providing an internal oasis and retreat.

Situated in the 1920’s Peters Ice Cream Factory building these Heritage apartments will be one-of-a-kind. The Peters Ice Cream Factory and its 1920s brick warehouse are the centrepiece of West Village and will be restored to its former glory.

A precious moment captured in time – to be remembered for ever.

Be the centre of your own world… Be on the inside looking out and the outside looking in.

The community features prestige parkland homesites that blend the best of modern living with an extended ‘natural backyard’ by linking residents to the adjoining nature reserve via a private pathway. The reserve is home to many species of fauna including wallabies, herons and the Eastern Grey kangaroo.

The 100 Mount has truly embraced sustainability throughout all stages of its design. The building provides office space for optimal environment comfort while obtaining green star ratings for energy and efficiency.

Superb materials combine with vision and flair, exemplifying elegance and sophistication. Washed driftwood grain floors add texture and character. Bespoke fixtures and fittings have been meticulously planned and executed, creating the ultimate expression in luxury and style.

Inspired by its locale and a sense of grand sophistication, Millswyn Private Residences embody the Rob Mills ethos of exceptional architecture, landscaping and technology uniting to create an unparalleled lifestyle.

This spectacular tower is not just a significant destination but also one that symbolises the exhilarating rise and momentum of new Parramatta. As the city grows and claims its crown as a second CBD, and more people look for innovative living arrangements integrated with urban lifestyle – we have crafted a unique destination that reflects this.

Project “Ash” required 15 images, from exteriors, roof garden with the pool, to interiors and couple vignettes. We took the project after finishing commissioned part and worked on it a bit longer, the result you can see here.

Monroe Interactif Office

ThiLima Challenge – Farnsworth House

Reminiscing of Farnsworth House.
My idea was to make a place to eat burger and have a cold beer.

We had quite a loose brief and short deadline making for an interesting challenge.

Some of these shots have a verily game inspired feel to them, which seemed to have worked quite well with the experiential places created.

The shots have a mix of both 3D vegetation and also a lot of 2D elements.

Secret Path into the wood, a personal project done in my free time, testing vegetation and light on greenery

Hi. Deep forest!! a place for relaxation. The main subject is from a real project, but in a fantasy space. KL House / Bourgeois Lechasseur Architects

Personal project for a custom-made writing desk designed for a modern cabin in the woods. As usual, I also worked on details: there are several elements created by Masters that I really admire a lot. These images are a personal tribute to Charlotte Perriand, a French architect and designer that brought about a profound change in aesthetic values and gave birth to a truly modern sensitivity towards everyday life and John Pawson, a British architectural designer whose work is well known for its minimalist aesthetic.

Monroe Interactif

Visuals were made for Prague based architectural studio EHL & KOUMAR ARCHITEKTI. Images were part of proposal submitted on architectural competition for renovation of current bus station at Kutna Hora. According to proposal, local neglected bus station should be converted into a modern terminal with epmhasis on simlicity and lower cost of architectural solution.

This is a personal project I made it for studying the composition of a commercial image of a bathroom, I tried to work with a lot of simplicity with a clear composition of the image, trying to recreate a photographic set.

Small sports utility building near the Alps designed by Olga architects.

This is a small museum inside a Botanical garden in Oslo.

School building in Finland.

Architectural Visualization of a City Apartment designed from scratch.
I wanted to create an urban living space for the busy City dweller.
A spacious, relaxing, single room apartment right in the middle of a bustling city.

All Modeling done in 3DS Max.
I mostly used free assets to populate the apartment from either CG Trader or Turbo Squid as I had time restraints.
Project imported into Unreal Engine where I added Substance Materials, add lighting, used Sequencer to make short movie.
Edited in Hitfilm (Video Software Editor) .

This place was a car repair workshop, converted into a Lounge.

A competition we did last January for Paul de Ruiter. We had to deliver 3 images in one week. We had to do some photomontages and we were quite lucky that it was a snowing on the day of the photoshoot. The only snowy day this year.

Garden

Impremta has been a long running project for us that started humbly but eventually turned into something really unique looking, one of those rare keepers. Situated on Mallorca, it was sold out almost immediately after it left our hands, and after our brief shock I can only say it makes sense.

“There’s a rare sensation in being invisible around action. Like a child falling asleep to the soothing chatter of the parents’ dinner party. Being there, but at the same time, not.
Impremta Garden is just that. A unique urban residence with thought-through interiors and state of the art architecture, in a cosmopolitan class of its own, right in the very center of Palma. No neon signs. Instead, a sophisticated oasis, filled with timeless style, wrapped in centuries of Balearic history – and no one needs to know.” Credit: Whyte Lilja Architects

For Tomorrow Challange 2017

I live in a very flat country, Estonia, so it´s always a breathtaking experience for me to be up on the mountains to enjoy the view. I especially liked the haze and how it interacted with light and how it hid the horizon. Riding over the mountains with a motorbike in Thailand and Vietnam I thought it´s so damn beautiful I want to capture the effect in a digital world.

personal project for experiment with the post production

Buildings were done in Revit, bridge and road in 3D Max, 3D people from AXYZ

Hi fellas,
We are definitely back on the block after some holidays already forgotten after one week in our Mothership.
We managed to do a little time ago something new for our friends of White Arkitekter.
It is never easy trying to convey a sense of calmness in a crowded urban environment but we like how this ended up.
Have a nice week you all.
www.beautyandthebit.com
www.white.se

Clint has asked us to develop short video presentation for this project. We have focus on Elevation, Facade, Double Height Foyer / Reception Area and Amenity that are being provided by Builders.

the interior part for admiral way towers project

Apartment complex in Sochi, Russia.

This is the proposed design for a Shawarma shop located in Bahrain. due to budget constraints, this was later changed, with the brick tiles removed and then painted whit. but still we like the initial design so I decided to post it here.

Done using Revit, 3dsMax, Vray & Photoshop.

A theatrical approach for presenting KPF London designed commercial building. Highlighting the core qualities of the brand of this building.

Since the outbreak of the civil war in march 2011, millions of Syrians have fled their homes heading to an unknown future. Determined the moment they crossed their country’s border. A border used to be a wall that protects but today it became a drawn line on a map that defines who you are and determines futures.

The design approach is to take the border back to what it used to be, a symbol of protection and provide a sustainable framework for the refugees to once again become citizens. by planting their own food, and building their own homes and let them have the opportunity to define what the border will be like and place an entire nation that has its citizens lives on the edge, back to the edge.

Personal project created to showcase the nuances and lines of a modern apartment projected for the everyday living.

I like doing interior renders because of how we can utilize the light and lack there of. I used neutral tones for the photograph to stand out.

Project created to showcase the modern aesthetics of a New York City loft that was designed to suit a everyday living style.

Inspired by :
Purple Rain – Marie Claire Maison | September 2015
Main Image: Photo shoot | Lorenzo Pennati – Styling | Bruno Tarsia

“BW Manor Living room” is my first work in 3Ds Max + Corona Renderer. Hope you like it! Thank you!

Visualization of a living area in the woods, this is a personal project I made it in order to explore the possibility of creating realistic images in the commercial field.

The objective is to create an airy atmosphere with substantial views outside.

Melrose Micro Units is a 15000sf mixed use development on Melrose Avenue in Hollywood California. 875sf of ground level Commercial space is topped with 33 studio residential units and plinth and rooftop gardens and public space

A entry for 3DAllusions Butterfly Cabin competition.
Here is a link to the timelapse video on you tube – https://youtu.be/gYPOcJhB8fo

The model was created by Mike Brestel http://mikebrestel.com/arch/

This was our first large scale 360 ArchViz project and it was a real learning curve. The client required something different in terms of ArchViz so that they could stand out from their competitors. I offered up the idea of allowing the audience to look around the resort whilst being taken around the resort. The fact that you can pause the video and still look around and the fact that you can use this with a VR headset as well as mobile devices sold this idea to the client.
When we create other ArchViz projects we only build for what the camera will see, so the difficulty this time was building for a camera that see’s all !
I had to make sure that wherever the audience decided to look there would always be something, no black un rendered areas.
The other problem I faced was render times v the amount of frames. The video is over 4 minutes long and 4k .
We had to pull back on the photo realism as a 360 video doesn’t allow for camera effects such as depth of field which always adds some realism.
We had only 5 weeks to model the entire area and all buildings, swimming pools, furniture and basically everything you see here. We also had to deal with the site plans changing mid way through the build.
For the surrounding areas we used Google maps from the proposed plot and took many screen shots of the area and then created a point cloud from this these images which we then used to model over the top for elevation and building placement and reference. We used over one hundred Vray Proxy’s for trees and outer buildings.
I had to make sure that the animated camera was dead flat for the entire duration and also had to make sure that the camera spent longer in certain areas for the user to look around.
Modeling had to be very fast (luckily I am fast) and we had to adhere to the interior designers view of what every single piece of furniture should look like inside the penthouse. This however is being changed again soon.

Time was not on our side with this project and many late nights and weekends were spent on this over the duration, but the client was very happy with the end result and now uses it to send out to potential clients and also has a VR Headset set up in their sales office for a very cool experience.
This was a great project to learn from and I learnt allot.
This was a project of over 7000 images to think about!

The concept of an apartment building in Moscow.

I was looking to create a scene that was large in scale and portrayed a vastness. I also wanted to try create a busy setting that had architectural elements with pops of color.

The Pasadena House is a 2600sf single family residence located on a hillside site with long views towards Los Angeles.

Temporary long description.

Keeping it simple of a reclaimed wood floor with modern furniture. Modeled in Rhino, rendered with V-Ray with color correction in Photoshop.

The age of sandstorms… I finished the 6th piece of the series with a hint of Mad Max & Blade Runner flavor. facebook: https://www.facebook.com/M3dve-563791784008616/?ref=aymt_homepage_panel

Hi,
this my work ‘Analog Folk London’
I used 3ds max – V-Ray – Photoshop,
hope u like it

Work in progress of a twist on an existing house. I’m trying to get a certain mood here. Classy in a way, but not pretentious. Any comments are welcome!

it’s an interior image which I’ve done in my free time .. inspired by an image I’ve seen on a catalog I wanted to try to do it in 3d. I feel very lazy today 🙂

This set of images was prepared for a closed competition for new Concert hall in Mountains of Troodos, Cyprus, that will serve as extension for music school.​​​​​​​
Main idea behind the design was to blend seamlessly with the mountain’s structure and offer new gathering space, as well as volume for the hall itself.
Biggest task for us to solve was surely to find views that will showcase the strong points of the design, but at the same time make the building readable. The flow of the public spaces is quite unique so we were bringing focus to most important features.

a personal project to make practice with Photoshop post production

The project was done in-house of the architectural office- mecanoo. The advantages of making competition renders in-house is the continuous workflow together with the architects.

This project is called “Waiting for the sun” and it is the first one I did after the Masterclass. Before start working on it, I took some time to read over the topics of the course. Since it was my first project, I tried to create a simple scene on which I could apply the information learned as I wanted to add it to my portfolio.

With this project I worked a lot on the scene lighting. Since the beginning, the biggest problem I had was to show the chromatic contrast between the exterior night light and the warm light of the interior. I’ve always been fascinated by this contrast but I knew that for me it wouldn’t have been easy to create it as I had never used those tools before. A few months ago I could have never made an image like this one. I’m really happy and proud of the result.

First I looked for references to get the right mood, then I modeled the scene and lighted it. The lighting is a simple one: a HDRI by Peter Guthrie and a set of artificial lights. I did many test in the rendering stage and many of them didn’t look like the mood I wanted. So, for the first time, I used the V-Ray light select pass and there it was! Thanks to it, in post-production I had more control on the artificial lights in terms of exposure.

The final step was the post-production in Photoshop. At the beginning I had some problems because of the adjustments on the scene’s assets. But I found this part very exciting and in the end I got the mood that I had in my mind.

this is my new work “Brown Bedroom”
i hope you like!

i used; 3ds max 2015 – Vray 3.2 – Ps cs6 – Ae cs6

in a BladeRunner’s world, a thief get into a organic lab and still an special mushroom

Small apartment

9A-1 Located in Sahl Hashish, Red Sea, Project meant to get the arabian design style with adding some modern touches for it , our task was to visualize that in the best way we can and give the feeling of relaxation and comfort.

Azha — named after one of the brightest stars in the sky — is a high-end waterfront resort designed to be a luxury destination with international standards, bringing together an active casual lifestyle with 5 Stars comforts.
The tranquil waters are swimmable year-round, making it a coveted destination for outdoor adventure and activity. Featuring spacious and inspiring Residential Villas, a thoughtfully-designed modern resort, signature restaurants, serene spa and community centers, and a host of exceptional amenities, Azha brings a new vitality to the authentic lifestyle of a city resort living.

As many others I had started a personal project to develop my skills, but as other things came up, I quickly forgot about it. Earlier this year (2017) I decided to finish it.

The apartment is part of a building dating back to 1687. It is located in the center of Copenhagen, Denmark.

I noticed the building was being renovated a couple of years back and later found drawings from the company who were in charge of putting these renovated apartments up for sale.

Based on those drawings I decided to give it a go myself.

As a challenge to get better at using iToo’s Railclone, I decided to create all floors, panels and windows with this tool.

I had both great and not so great times doing this project, but it was very fulfilling to create custom kitchens, panels, bathrooms, decorate every room and see the whole apartment completed.

The new kitchen will be built in a new apartment. We have all modeled and realized on 3DS with V-Ray and postproduction on Photoshop

Visualisation of beautiful rooftop penthouse done for Tempo Company based in Banja Luka, Bosnia. I got basic ideas and materials that needed to be implemented and got freedom to do the interior design. The result speak for itself

The Tropical Garden by ZAS Architects/Dubai is a botanical forest environment designed to surprise, educate and delight. Inspired by the pistachio, the tropical indoor forest sits inside adjoining transparent oval glass shells, on a large reflective pond on the mall’s rooftop. Visible from adjacent entertainment areas, dynamic pistachio shapes are mirrored and reflected on the surrounding surface. A contemporary honeycomb glass facade allows sunlight to penetrate into the deepest levels of the botanical garden’s temperature-controlled environment.

Visually unique, the dome’s structural frame represents a growing tree and the natural cycle of life. Verdant and green, the frame shapes the interior forest, with roots growing deep into the earth at lower levels and large leafy tree branches animating and shaping the upper levels. Digital 3D mapping of animals animate surfaces of trees and vegetation throughout.

I want to share with you my first project done after the Vray course at SOA Academy on November. I want to experiment with various shaders, cameras and vray 3.2 parameters. Photoshop used only for vignetting and exposure control.