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Here’s a dark, moody bedroom render which we completed recently for one of our furnishing clients. This is a re-style of one of our existing interiors, but our our designers did such a good job creating a cosy, darkened space full of luxury and sophistication that it deserves some recognition. There’s some great looking bedding on this one too which one of our artists loved sculpting.
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These training visualizations were created to find interesting artistic techniques that help 3d artists achieve realistic results in architectural visualization.
These visualizations were made based on references: The photos of Weltpostpark Housing (designed by SSA Architekten) taken by Ruedi Walti.
This is what Berlin could look like in 2045. The non-profit Think Tank Reinventing Society creates positive images of the future for German cities. The Berlin of tomorrow is not only green but also livable, innovative, and inclusive.
Utopian Berlin of 2045 has achieved its climate goals and completed the socio-ecological turnaround. All roofs are community gardens, wild meadows or PV systems. There are hardly any cars left; wide express cycle lanes crisscross the entire city while BVG water taxis and kayaks have opened up the Spree. This city of the future has become more relaxed and, at the same time, livelier.
Our photorealistic 3D visualization shows a Future Berlin as it could be in 2045, a utopia that makes you breathe a sigh of relief when you look at it.
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As part of a series of personal images, this interior was designed by me but based on an assortment of hero images and the work of aflalo/gasperini arquitetos. This series is the relocation of 1201 Leopoldo, a beautiful condo tower built in Brazil with lush vegetation and incredible board form concrete work. After spending some time in Vancouver I felt that 1201 Leopoldo would also fit into the rainy coastal city well, and this is so far my favourite image from the series. Also dedicated to my late cat Luna, your the best!
Before the weekend comes, we want to share with you a project made for Landry Design that was personally supervised by its president Richard Landry.
When you visualize a villa the most important thing is to show it in such a way to make oneself want to live there. On the one hand, there should be a feeling of belonging to the new age: the presence of modern architectural solutions and a comfortable interior.
On the other hand, there is a strong emphasis on the location of the villa. If you add the scarlet rays of the evening sun to the view from the hillside on the ocean then no one will remain indifferent when looking at your image.
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As you may know, the artists at our studio really enjoy working on non-commercial projects. It’s always a great opportunity for them to show off their skills and imagination, skills that are often constrained by the limitations and requirements of the client.
This visualization showcases the view from the territory of a hotel in Miami. What first catches the eye is the harmony and refinement of the composition – its foreground and background. And it inspires all of us, someday on a vacation, to see this picture not just in the Behance feed, but in real life.
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