Product visualization of innovative and minimalistic household appliances

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Minimalistic doesn’t mean getting less; it means maximum functionality and efficiency without wasting resources. VZUG product design embodies that philosophy.
To create a product visualization that conveys the Swiss manufacturer’s message, we placed their household appliances in authentic, practical settings. Our images emphasize how effortlessly these products fit in due to their modern design.
Wide, open spaces and the calm color contrasts of black, white and gray create the perfect backdrop to showcase VZUG’s creations effectively.

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Residence by Narva river

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These images and 360-view animation for the residential property marketing campaign were
aimed to show not only architecture and comfortable infrastructure of the buildings, but also spectacular views towards Narva river. This visualization is a mix of suburban tranquility and urban energy rather than showing democratic nature of functionalist architecture.

Exterior visualization of a Tetris-inspired apartment complex

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Sustainable, energy-saving, and affordable – the housing projects of SEMODU want to be all that and more. We created this architecture visualization of a SEMODU apartment building that looks like several stacked blocks in a style similar to the game Tetris.
The sometimes recessed and sometimes cantilever stories give the building a light appearance. Meanwhile, the subtle two-story concrete base accentuates the timber facade spanning the rest of the complex above. Residents can enjoy plenty of sunlight, thanks to the balconies located on the southern side.

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The Spin Tower

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This is my personal project of a skyscraper somewhere in Asia. The work was influenced by 6 years of living in China. As an architect, I have always loved and admired skyscrapers. And living in Asia has helped me to see many world-famous buildings live.
Six months ago, I thought that it was time to create my own skyscraper. I wanted to do something concise and whole. And that’s what came out of it.