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Croak! … Sorry, WOW! Is that all mine? Great! That’s my kingdom, guys. I love it! Do you? I bet you don’t dare to oppose coz who’s the king? Exactly, it’s me.
Ok, as long as you’re being nice I allow you to watch it as much as you wish. Providing you click like I grant you tax free viewing. Remember the King of the River and his kindness.
This is my re-creation of the Beautiful residence Oak Pass Main House. This was created for the online training Course of 4pixos. This project really stood out for me for its amazing architecture designed by Walker Workshop. Its tranquil surrounds and use of cool tones in the concrete, and the warm tones in the timber. Also the use of the existing major feature tree in the design and the positioning of the water features that reflect everything around it. The idea and execution of building the bottom level in the ground provided not only a feel of privacy but also limits the visual impact on the surrounding landscape.
CYLIND | Architecture visualization studio
Status: Commercial project
Client: Studio Puisto
Location: Finland
Year: 2020
https://www.behance.net/gallery/100354017/Yllaes-Hotels
https://www.cylind.com
https://instagram.com/cylind.work
I tried more testing on the project with couple of more views after the competition. this is one of the views I finished recently.
It’s a beautiful way to explore and expand your horizon.
Gives you a lot to learn every single time.
Hope you like it!
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Scandinavian design is marked by a focus on clean, simple lines, minimalism, and functionality without sacrificing beauty. It first came to prominence in the 1950s, around the same time as modern style took hold in America and Europe. Part of what makes it so aesthetically pleasing is its lack of clutter. You won’t find any superfluous items haunting Scandinavian-style rooms; instead, everything has a place and unnecessary tchotchkes are nowhere to be found. Scandinavians also deeply value nature and spending time outdoors, something that is reflected in this style. Wood floors tend to remain uncovered and lighter wooden tones are frequently found in Scandinavian homes. And, of course, live plants are a popular choice when it comes to really bring the outdoors in. Speaking of nature, Scandinavian winters are no joke, so creating a cozy homestead is of the utmost importance. That’s why you’ll find warm, inviting textures.
