Restaurant
This is an old project and I have tried to add more greenery to create a new one. Hope you like it
Hoxton Housing
Getting more into the technical challenges of this project.
The most challenging part was certainly the modelling of the brick pattern. We decided to model every single brick instance to achieve the more realistic result. Unfortunately this wasn’t possible to achieve by simply using displacement maps.
We also started this project using Vray GPU. We really wanted to test the limitations of GPU rendering.
What we found out is that despite being really fast for small scenes, as soon as we started to model some context, we ran quickly out of VRam.
So we had to go back to CPU rendering to finish the project.
Another challenge was to visualise the building from the surrounding streets which were quite narrow and required a wider field of view than we would have liked, however this became an opportunity to make some of the images even more dramatic.
I hope you enjoy the project.
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Another side
Since I had opportunity to approach some awesome works of author Brian L.Weiss. It was pretty interesting, so I decided to bring it to my concept work.
The Bund
Our latest work “ The Bund” an image describing the soul pain of modern society. Hoping for a brighter future
Comments are welcome!
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House on the Olive trees
This is a personal project for Speedtree tutorial package that prepare for publish and this scene is reference from Gallardo Liopis Arquitectos project located in Valencia city in Spain,
APOQUINDO
Hi all!
Finally can publish some of “APOQUINDO”, the largest real estate project under construction in Chile, in which we have been working for a little more than a year working on images in FAZ for Territoria Real Estate, which has been working on this project with the collaboration of KPF, Handel Architects, and Seggiaro architects in architecture, and Ray Chen, Tony Chi and Sergio Echeverria in interior design.
This is a view of the inner square on Level 3. Architecture for the people.
We hope you like it!