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Large team for an even larger project: this is a 2nd prize award-winning proposal for a large housing complex in Junggyebon-dong, Seoul.
The housing program is divided into two different archetypes (large mountain-like apartments and small blocks) and becomes part of the adjacent Burlam National Park, continuing the network of hiking trails and featuring a scenic Canopy Walk.
This is one of two images created in an invited bid for a social housing estate regeneration scheme in North London.
Originally, we wanted to create more moody shots to suit the way London looks most of the time (it does get cloudy here a lot!) but eventually managed to settle for an after-shower scene due to client comments. We tried to create an image that looked natural – not overcrowded, not too glitzy and a bit rugged and true to real life. The result was well received and an accurate portrayal of what the finished scheme would probably look like.
Concept project of a villa in a remote island, a place to be “away” from the rest of the world. I modelled the cliff in 3D Coat, the girl in Daz and the rest in 3d max, redered with Corona 1.7 and some post in Photoshop. Trees from Vizpark and Evermotion. Lighting was done with HDRIs from PGSKIES cabibrated by me. Hope you like it!
Two architects, one landscape architect and a developer were invited to enter a housing block competition in Amsterdam. The location is quite abnormal, since a curved railwaytrack is cutting the building plot in half. We were asked to think of the images needed to visualize their design.
The main subject is from a real project but in a fantasy space. Based on KL House by Bourgeois Lechasseur Architects.
Model : Marzieh Mehdipour in Rhino.
Render : Aref Razavi (me).
Software : Rhino, 3dsmax , V-Ray, Forest Pack and Photoshop
I would like to share with our latest project Pine House designed by CCG Arquitectos and visualized by Momentum. This is the first part of the project and we’ll be sharing more in the coming weeks.
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