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After being disappointed with the level of service from another company, Rendersphere was approached to create marketing renderings of a new construction project in Richmond, VA. The project resulted in two sets of renderings, these are the interior shots we made.
I have decided to take on this Kitchen project for practice. I was satisfied to model. This project was a great experience for me and i have learned quite few things from it.
it’s a quick image to test vray next and the fog environment.
I wanted something simple.
For some, ‘home’ can be a place they can identify with, where a neighbour is a friend, where the ‘outside’ is as safe as the ‘inside’, where public space is looked after by the entire community.
These are a few of the values we tried to express in this view of a new urban village in Noisy-le-Grand, designed by MGAU Michel Guthmann Architecture Urbanisme.
This image was made with our usual blend of 3dsmax, vray and ps.
What is ‘home’ to you?
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Firstly when i observe around of my city and country many times I think about the damage to nature along time of humanity, and the duality of the artificial versus natural from that the idea arose, and i wanted to insert the concept of the time with the geometry of the tesseract (Fourth dimension), and the damage like destroyed trees inmediatlty around of cube to generate contrast with the others normal trees.
This project take me around of six months of this year, but only i could work on my free time and also because i learned some things. The materiales like concrete, glass, steel, stainless steel, wood and all vegetation were the principal elements of all images. The level of detail was thought from the beginning for the two close ups. I used 3ds max, vray 3.6 and after effects for exr format. Time of rendering was around of 14 and 22 hours for each image with procesor intel 5820k.
You can see the view 360° with the next link
https://kuula.co/post/7Pr61
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Residential project in Russia, designed by John Mcaslan & Partners London. 3D Rendering, Visualisation by www.mx-visualisation.com Modeled in 3d max rendered in Corona.
