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Project for the second edition competition “inventons la métropole du grand Paris” by Atelier Philéas.
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Kyrgyzstan is a mountain rich country and the concept is developed to symbolize the mountain peaks and ice crystals. During visualization workflow, we also helped to refine and bring to final shape the tower.
Image number was limited, so we tried to create a different mood in each image, to show the project in different lighting states.
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The goal of our last images was to create a faithful replica of Casa GP designed by AE Arquitectos and photographed by Lorena Darquea, and play with 3 different natural light setup: daylight, sunset and evening. The most challenging part this time was the setup of a rich looking but light and fast greenery, as always modeled from scratch with SpeedTree, to make the render of trees and grass possible also on a average power computer.
So far, the only glimpses of Kim Kardashian and Kanye West’s home have been shared in social media posts. But the celebrity power couple opened the doors of their $60 million Hidden Hills. California estate when Kardashian participated in Vogue’s “73 Questions,” and it is really something. The austere home, which Kardashian refers to as a “minimal monastery,”
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The living room is where we entertain guests and because of that, we want to make sure that it is not just inviting but also well-designed. The grey walls and white ceiling frame this space with white furniture in it. Shades of blue pillows and furniture add a creative flair to the living area. The huge glass window allows the room to be naturally lit, also providing a wonderful city view.
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