This image was a result of an architect who fully trusted his visualisation artist. The architect was pleased with the art direction from the beginning and in the end no time was wasted on amending a large amount of comments. Instead some time was spend on the last details and finesse of the images. An overly happy architect with an overly happy client. Win/win.

Visualisations were created for a competition proposal primarily with 3ds max+vray and photoshop. The proposal got a 1st prize.

Images are primarily created with 3ds max, V-Ray and Photoshop. The winter image illustrates clearly the concept of the building and shows the playfulness between the facade and the slightly wonky pine trees around the site.

The aerial view is partly drone photo and partly matte painting. It shows the building in the context of an old military site with the city of Växjö just behind it and the forests of Småland in the horizon.

Visualisations were made for a competition for Continental in Hannover, Germany. From the brief was given drone photography of the site and two images were chosen as mandatory perspectives for all competitors. One of those were a “fish eye”/”photomerged image”. Therefor the foreground of the overall aerial was created in 3d to get a useful perspective and composition. Background was then created with usual matte painting techniques. Close up perspective is a combination of render and matte painting from eg. the drone photography.

I did those images for the Apex Tower project in my job at HTA. The building is a modular building housing students. Because of the modular building concept the building was build in record times and is finished on its location next to Wembley Stadium in London. The neighbouring buildings are also by HTA.

I visualised the project in 3ds max using v-ray as my render engine and photoshop for post production. The buildings where primarily build in Revit.