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Set of images exploring the conversion of a Victorian mill’s loft space. The key factor here was to make sure the contemporary interior design didn’t take too much away from the refurbished elements of the original mill.
As an Architect, designer and visualiser, I am attracted to spaces that oozes personality. I wanted to create a space that reflects my attraction to modern living spaces in growing Cities. This visualisation is just a simple room, with typical Revit window families and 3D models downloaded from Cadnav, but it explores what a designer can do with a simple thought and a few precedent images.
The Floorboards are generated with FloorGenerator, very simple box modelling and chamfering, Revit windows, and models downloaded from Cadnav for personal use. Workflow consisted of Revit – 3DS Max – Vray – and a subtle touch in photoshop.
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After seeing a similar project on ArchDaily, I wanted to recreate the interiors (with exteriors to follow) of this beautiful space. All images are 99% directly from the rendered, with some minor colour adjustments using the Nik Collection of tools.
Melbourne’s most acclaimed architects (Bates Smart) have designed this multi residential – mixed use building to maximize views to the river and create residencies where urban life seamlessly connects with nature.
It was important for our studio to set the right tone and composition for each shot to help compliment the design language. One of the major elements in the design is how the large terraces cascade down the northern elevation and almost merge into the contours of the river bank.
Technically it was very hard to capture certain angles due to ongoing neighboring construction, so the decision was made early on to go full 3D for the majority of the shots.
The largest challenge was file management, with some scenes ending up over 7 gig even though the building was modeled procedurally with rail-clone and all interior assets (furniture/curtains/plants) were scattered with Forest pack. We probably did go OTT by scattering debris and gravel on the roads surfaces, especially from the distance the cameras were positioned. As they say…The devil is in the detail.
A small animation is in production and will be released next year.
We had a pleasure to create a visual presentation of a minimalist, luxurious residential project called Wuwart. Only 3 buildings, 18 high-end apartments. The whole refers to the modernist roots and exhibition WUWA organized in 1929 in Wrocław.
Design: Q2 Studio
Localization: Nowe Żerniki, Wrocław, PL
Software: 3Ds Max / Corona Renderer / Photoshop