Nakagin Capsule Tower (Otaku’s Room)

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Nakagin Capsule Tower is a quite famous architecture work designed by architect Kisho Kurokawa and located in Tokyo,Japan.

Once I saw this unique capsule room ,I thought that it would be a great room for an Otaku (Manga geek!).
I tried to put an imagination for the room with this concept.
The project is just for fun ,the room is so unique and i thought that it would be something special to work on ,so I gave a try.
Hope you like it !
High resolution on behance :
https://www.behance.net/gallery/64075825/Nakagin-Capsule-Tower-(Otakus-Room)

School of Architecture at the Royal Institute of Technology

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Hello everyone !
This is my entry for (Tomorrow Challenge 2018) on Ronen Bekerman’ Blog.

Project :School of Architecture at the Royal Institute of Technology
Architects: Tham & Videgård
Tools : 3D Max , Corona render , Photoshop.

Hope you like it !

For High res Images please check the work on Behance : https://www.behance.net/gallery/61553333/School-of-Architecture-by-Tham-Videgard-Arkitekter

Using Minecraft as a Architectural Design tool

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A lot of people mis-interpret Minecraft as a simple kids game. We think differently. Nitric Concepts uses Minecraft as a tool to design and create Architectural builds. Whether it be from concept art, reference pictures, or thinking of something cool; we try to mimic real life architecture styles and implement them into Minecraft. This brings about, not only enjoyable “maps” for people to play on, but a learning expierence as well.

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Hi guys!

This is a personal work inspired on the work by Julian Sadokha.
Made with Blender and rendered in Cycles.
I used textures from Poliigon.com.

I used a simple and plain white background as a main light and two sun lamps to recreate that awesome reflection in the floor.

Eventhough blender was always underated, I think that nowadays, it can be compared with the best softwares outthere.

I used Filmic Blender which has become an indispensable if you want to re-create photorealism.

Share with me any thought you have about it!

Thanks for reading!