MAKY House

MAKY is a concept house that is a part of a bigger housing project in which one key element is multiplied, and by varying the length of the middle elements in an array, large, green and peaceful courtyard is formed, towards which the houses are oriented.
More images can be found on my behance profile: https://www.behance.net/gallery/95936115/MAKY-House
or my website: https://www.maigestudio.com/maky-house

I hope you like it

UTRECT OLD CANAL (A vibrant city)

This topic almost is turning into a dream….yes, I mean gathering and being happy.
Many times ago, when I came across this image I was attracted by that. why??
Because in this image people are happy and free of concern alongside each other.
….with no consequences….
Apart from that architecture, harmonious buildings and feeling of being traditional and ancient this city made me to start visualizing this old canal.
At that time, vibrance and liveliness was one of my motivations for choosing this project ‘’however’’ corona virus made this features to become as main topic of project.
So I archived this image and other images of OLD CANAL to work on it in my free time.
Each time of project visualization was full of enjoying for me.
I was absorbed in lights, colors and material of this job. I made all of my effort to make this project became as similar as reference image.
I love it because in dream everything is possible.
Hope you like it
Software use: 3dsmax-vray next-substance painter-marvelous designer-forestpackpro-speedtree(in making of)-adobe photoshop cc-

High resolution render:
https://www.behance.net/yahya_jafari

https://www.artstation.com/yahyaj

http://www.cgarchitect.com/profile

Reference image:
https://www.thesundaychapter.com/blog/2016/03/10-beautiful-towns-to-visit-in-the-netherlands

ENCLOSED HOUSE

Cloister house opens out onto a central courtyard, with thick, exterior walls that only have thin, arrow-slit openings giving glimpses in and out. The concrete provides shelter from strong winds and harsh sun, with its thermal mass creating a temperate environment inside that can be naturally ventilated via the internal courtyard.

“Upon visiting the site we realised there was some reconciliation to be done,” said the architecture studio. “In order to achieve the sense of privacy and respite from the surrounding suburban landscape we decided the house should be enclosed, inward looking and occupy the edges of the site.”
Project by morq.it
Text by dezeen.com
Images by Ángel Pérez