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This new iconic building is imagined to be a powerful Community Space In-between sky, land and sea where the people navigate the future of the company. The character of this space mirrors the spirit of the company with a focus on Calm, Comfort, and Contemporary. Calm in the simplicity of materials and details (less is more), comfortable with the focus on creating a Living Room experience in the lobby that welcomes people to stop, interact and innovate and contemporary in form, space in innovative materials that create a fresh spirit that can become something timeless and iconic.
Whole set of 19 images was created in free time between commercial projects.
Its hard to estimate full work time, but it I started working on this about one year ago.
Every object in the scene is made with actual 3d geometry. There are few photoscanned assets created from scratch for this projects. I also used some assets I found online.
Most difficult asset to create was snowy tree visible in few images. Trunk model is photoscanned object I created a while ago as a side project. I decided to use it here with branches added in speedtree.
You can find tree asset for download on my behance project page.
Most important aspect for me was picking right lighting conditions for every image. I mostly used hdr mages sometimes mixed with corona sun.
…just a little something we’ve done for our clients. There’s an animated version over on Instagram for those who like flashing lights! @angles_of_incidence
Merry Christmas everyone!
Set of images exploring the conversion of a Victorian mill’s loft space. The key factor here was to make sure the contemporary interior design didn’t take too much away from the refurbished elements of the original mill.