Minimalism
Minimalistic interior concept. Personal work.
House made of Dutch Bricks «Edison House»
Happiness of a visualizer is in an interesting project of an architect. The more interesting the project, the more chances there are for a good visualization. Of course there can be exceptions from the rule, but not this time.
The project of the «Edison House» was done by the bureau “Alexey Bavykin and partners” and its leading architect, our good friend, Natalia Bavykina. They designed a dream for every fan of architecture – a complex and rich masonry of Dutch bricks on the facade of the house, on which you can look endlessly. The sun every time gives a different shadow play on this voluminous surface of the facade.
The Duality
It was an amazing experience because I was able to direct an Archviz art project. In the link I share a big part of the conceptual and technical process for anyone interested. The first one is the final image and the other two are lighting tests.And of course a render made with Fstorm.
Have a nice week everyone!
https://www.behance.net/gallery/61191291/The-Duality-CGI-for-Tomorrow-Challenge-2018
Viñas de Chicureo
The assignment consisted in making the exterior and interior images of 4 types of high-standard housing located in the outskirts of Santiago de Chile, in an exclusive and high-value sector. The main idea was to generate a perfect harmony between architecture and nature, as the houses are located literally inside a vineyard. The emphasis of the proposal for the architects of the project was to establish the concept of “the house in a park” by mixing the urban volumes together with the set of trees that generate the private and public park in each house.
Grove Street Residences
Typology: House
Location: San Francisco, CA
Status: project
Customer: Edmonds + Lee Architects
Visualization: Omega Render
Schedule of visualization: 2 weeks
This a boutique residential building located in the heart of Hayes Valley. Given the size constraints and through-block nature of the parcel, the building has an internal courtyard carved out in the center to allow light to flood all the interior spaces. The stair brings a vibrancy and liveliness to the courtyard, integrating it with the natural rhythm of life in the building. The interiors of the home feature expansive white gallery walls, designed with an attention toward where future artwork could be hung. This warm, minimal treatment continues throughout the interiors, which feature on the flooring and kitchen the cozy brightness of European white oak.
COYOTE
Our First internal Project.”We recreate an environment inspired by Westworld series.”