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This first image is one of the winners of our internal competition “Render of the Month”. In this project we want to show an office located in Stockholm. Check out the different work spaces, showroom and kitchenette. Let us know what do you think about it!
150 plush apartments being designed for the derelict site, Elisabeth Mill, in Manchester UK. The site has been vacant for over a decade and is finally getting a face lift. Loved the poliigon brick material, came out perfectly.
Year 1847, Bucharest. The watermills from Foisor (today near Mihai Bravu Bridge). Because I had as reference only an old plan and some old drawings with other watermills from that period, the image is more imaginative than a reconstruction. I have made also a 360 panoramic view so that you can imagine better how it would have been there. Comments are welcome.
Did an early morning shot where rubbish trucks and cleaners can be seen doing their work.
Currently working through my cabins submission and thought I’d upload something to the showcase. This is definitely not a finished piece but I thought it was interesting. Would love to hear all your feedback on this!
Typology: Private Villa
Location: München, Germany
Status: on-going
Customer: Render Vision
Visualization: Omega Render
Schedule of visualization: 2 weeks
In our work we showed the architects idea in creating a comfortable family villa in München. Simple architectural forms in combination with large windows help create spacious and bright rooms. Light walls and wooden panels perfectly complete the overall style of the villa.
