P+4 Villa

‘P + 4’ villa is designed by Peyman Yazdi, and rendered by Yahya Jafari.
This villa is located in Sydney / Australia.
In order to provide better, we tried to give the customer more choice by offering several types of materials.
I will publish more renderings of this villa soon.
Hope you enjoy it.

Urban Oasis – Highbury Grove Remake

Urban Oasis is a CGI interpretation of the project Highbury Grove by Ritz & Ghougassian Architects.
The architecture was used as a source for testing Poliigon’s concrete block textures that were created in Substance Designer. I was inspired to recreate the project digitally due to the minimalist design of the space and the reduced palette of materials. Additionally the unique layout of the interior with it’s high ceilings and windows provides the perfect opportunity to experiment with a range of lighting moods.
Original Project: http://ritzghougassian.com/works/highbury-grove-prahran/

Cafe loge (Full cgi Animation)

“Cafe loge” Interior animation-CGI
I had to stay away from the Commissioned project for two years.
This was a great opportunity for me to gain new experiences in this profession.
And that’s why I choose “Cafe Loge” to model it in great detail, create realistic materials and test it countlessly.
I also review my first personal project called “Marvellous House”.
I remastered it and put it inside a glass ball in the corner of this cafe and named it “Marvellous Planet”.
The animation of this project was a big challenge for me because there were two scenes (two different projects) in one file (Marvellous planet & Cafe Loge).
Soon, I will publish the full renders of this scene in two parts (Close-up & View) and in several series of posts.
reference/ https://www.archdaily.com/902868/cafe-loge-the-cornerz-plus-kode-architects
Softwares/ 3DSmax,Vray,Adobe Photoshop,Forestpackpro,Quixel Bridge
Modelling to Rendering,Color grading to composite And Post Processing by @Yahya_jafari
Also here is some of renderframes of this animation…
Hope you enjoy it…

Arrachay – CGI

Text description provided by the architects. Arrachay from Quichua language: Arrarray, very caliente (agua termal). Achachay, very frío (páramo andino). This project is auto-commissioned, the culmination of many years of dreams, encompassing local technology, environmental challenges, and small but flexible architecture. Designed during the pandemic, this project is based on the newly used term “workations”. Its purpose is to challenge new ways to work. Working remotely in an incredible natural setting.
Located in the Andean “paramo” of Ecuador near 4000 meters above sea level this project begins from past building experiences mainly in using wood. An earlier project exists on site where the team understood the hardships of building in these conditions. Extremely cold weather is enclosed in an atmosphere of clouds and trees, these are the chilling climate conditions (achachay). The refuge must retain maximum heat on the inside, outside it’s another story. Nearby thermal pools (arrarray) help you relish in this landscape of extremes.