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few shots of the new project – inspired by Baumschlager – Eberle Architekten and their simple brilliant design of the Office building 2226 in Lustenau, Austria. Complete scene is full CG, only color correction in PS. I´d like to hear your comments & critics or feedback – which areas need to improve 🙂 Thanks in advance.
Software: 3ds max, Corona renderer, PS & Camera Raw
Visualization of nice housing building in peaceful autumn foggy morning.
A brick and mortar building can elicit a sense of nostalgia and longing. But why are we so fascinated with the buildings of the past? Perhaps it’s the mix of familiarity and strangeness that draws us in – we see a street we know so well, but with a time-traveling intruder atop it.
In celebration of some of America’s most beautiful and interesting lost buildings, we’ve reconstructed seven in their original location. Discover how these structures from the past painted the skyline compared to how these locations look today.
We took as a basis the real street and cathedral in Brussels, Belgium and try to make full CGI.
It was a team project that lasted 2.5 months between major projects. Each member of the team was involved in the work process.
Internal doors are often overlooked as a feature of an interior, with many homes traditionally having white painted doors throughout. We wanted to flaunt alternatives to the norm by using an eye-catching pink finish for this door design. We set the natural lighting from one side to emphasise the raised and fielded mouldings and staged the door flat to the camera. The bedding was simulated with Marvelous Designer and botanical elements added in post production.
Render based on the picture of John J. Macaulay
Oak Park Housing located in Sacramento, United States.
