Gare Montparnasse, Railway Station in 1852

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A bit of History

This is the second Montparnasse railway station replacing the first one built in 1840 (then called embarcadère du Maine) just outside the Paris’ walls. This station has been built between 1848-1852 and was known first as “gare de l’Ouest rive Gauche” (St Lazare was the “gare de l’ouest rive droite” before to be named gare Montparnasse.[2]
The station architects were Victor Lenoir and Alphonse Baude (chief Engineer at the Compagnie de l’ouest). the hall (and iron floors) is from Eugene Flachat, The ornamental statues on the clock are from Hubert Lavigne and are supposed to represent the “industry” and the “agriculture”.

BELVAL

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Location | Luxembourg
Year | 11.2019
Soft | 3ds Max, Corona renderer, Adobe Photoshop CC

BELVAL is a multifunctional building. There will be offices, shops and recreation areas. The building will be a part of the new urban district of Luxembourg, built on the site of the former metallurgical plant. The building was designed using natural and organic materials.

The architectural project was visualized for the Belgian architectural bureau.

Enjoy watching!

M Apartment

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After a couple of months, we can finally present the full project called M Apartment. It was a partially personal project done based on the interior design done by Idea Projekt. It does not happen every day to make visualizations to a project with which we are so connected, as I am personally an investor and future owner of the apartment. The apartment was designed in a modern, minimalist style. It was designed in natural subdued colours with the addition of bold brick colour in the corridor.

Interior design: Idea Projekt
Visualizations: Blok Studio
Localization: Gdańsk, Poland
Software: 3Ds Max / Corona Renderer / Photoshop

The full project can be found here:
https://www.behance.net/gallery/88441461/M-Apartment

Orchard Jenga – Shifts of Light

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Dance of Light is a series of images from Orchard Jenga project after finishing with the still hero render. Thanks to Corona Lightmix (The extremely powerful life-saver for 3D Archviz!) In this short video, I would like to convey the life cycle of the building from day to late night with its uniqueness characteristic, the transparent skin exposed not only its structure but the activities of the aquaculture farm inside during a 24 hours cycle.

The still image attached below is the moment of a night shift begins to start. When those very last sun rays pour on the facade while internally the aquaponic lights bright up. It is not blending itself with the context but proudly being vivid, stating the message of the city’s sustainable future.