99 Parkdale​​​​​​​

This week, we want to show you the 99 Parkdale project, rendered for our regular client Brigil.

This is a visualization of luxurious suites in one of the towers of a residential complex in Ottawa. We were given an order to render the premises, including apartments, a gym, a co-working space, and a terrace that connects two towers. The apartments of 99 Parkdale have plenty of windows, so it was a must to create the cozy atmosphere of a light-filled room.

In addition, we created a close-up exterior of 99 Parkdale Tower. The client loved this close-up and told us that it is their favorite image of the project.

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Como Furniture Outdoor

A year ago, we published a collaboration between the Italian furniture manufacturer CMP Design and the Canadian furniture manufacturer and distributor Arconas.

This time we want to show how their furniture perfectly fits into a 3D outdoor environment.

The image of the street furniture has a very intriguing atmosphere, a catchy composition and a harmonious combination of light, natural materials, landscape, and architecture.

MORE PROJECTS ON: https://omegarender.com/gallery

Marta Atlanta

It’s been a long time since we published large scale architecture.

This week we want to show you one of the recently allowed projects for publication. This office building is the competitive project designed by architectural and design company Rios.

It was crucuil for our client ro present the geometry of the building from different angles. At the same time we made a full 3D environment of a real area in the city of Atlanta.

Terra Cotta / Short Film

“Terra Cotta” a short film by Yauhen Liashchynski.

Thu Bon River, Dien Ban District, Quang Nam Province / Architecture by Tropical Space

It all started as an experimental project of Yauhen Liashchynski in which his experience in architectural visualization played a crucial role. The fusion of his passion for architectural design and computer graphics led to explore the realm of architectural storytelling through the medium of animation film.
The project inspired by its deep connection to the local environment and culture. The use of clay bricks, reminiscent of traditional Vietnamese furnaces, and the integration of local culture spirit create a unique blend of history and modern art. The studio’s design, with its open exterior and wooden frame interior, allows to interact with nature and sunlight, making it a space for creativity and connection.
Terra Cotta studio embodies a harmonious relationship between art, nature, and tradition, which is truly inspiring.

The short CG film not only showcased the building’s aesthetic appeal but also communicated its sustainable and eco-friendly features as a testament to the harmonious union of architecture and context, spreading the message of sustainable design and innovation to a broader audience.

I cordially invite you to explore the full project on my Behance page: