Some shots from a personal project I’ve been working on for some time now. The purpose was to showcase a Haussmannian boulevard in Paris with all its characteristic features. One of these features was the luxurious second floor (“etage noble”) where the wealthier people lived and had the largest and best apartments.
All buildings in this project (apart from the Eiffel tower) were modeled from scratch in 3D Max with lots of help from Railclone and some 3D decoration elements from 3Dsky. The images were rendered in Corona.

Images were rendered with 3D Max and Corona renderer. Grass is made in Forest Pack. Roof tiles, gutters and rainwater pipes were modeled in Railclone.

Project started as a lighting test in Corona renderer ended up being a small interior space design placed in a natural environment with a few Twin Peaks references.

The scope of the project was to blend the building with the surrounding landscape, make it look like it’s part of nature. With the vertical timber boarding and vertical plants it gives the impression of an overgrown lost building in the jungle.

The goal was to come up with a simple and modern design for camping houses placed in a large secluded environment in the mountains. The feeling of being in nature engulfs the visitor while time is an abstract concept and car horns and crowds are replaced with singing birds and foliage in the wind.

The scope of the contest was to come up with a modern design using Porcelanosa products exclusively. The project proposes a bright, elegant bathroom with a natural view leaving the impression of a space that is part of the same scene with nature, due to the large glazed size.

The project tries to capture that feeling at the end of the first day of school.

Trying to recreate a building near Old Street, London while at the same time have a play with the lights and various modelling techniques.

Small interior project using Evermotion props.

Living room for reading enthusiasts

Hi all, this is my latest project for a client in Canada, hope you enjoy it!

Buildings were done in Revit, bridge and road in 3D Max, 3D people from AXYZ