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Master: Aref Razavi
Modeling: Marzie Mehdipoor
Modeling / Lighting / Materials: Saeed Mandegar
Render / Post Production: Aref Razavi & Saeed Mandegar
Tutorial narrator: Erfan Alizadeh
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This is one of two images created in an invited bid for a social housing estate regeneration scheme in North London.
Originally, we wanted to create more moody shots to suit the way London looks most of the time (it does get cloudy here a lot!) but eventually managed to settle for an after-shower scene due to client comments. We tried to create an image that looked natural – not overcrowded, not too glitzy and a bit rugged and true to real life. The result was well received and an accurate portrayal of what the finished scheme would probably look like.
The main subject is from a real project but in a fantasy space. Based on KL House by Bourgeois Lechasseur Architects.
Model : Marzieh Mehdipour in Rhino.
Render : Aref Razavi (me).
Software : Rhino, 3dsmax , V-Ray, Forest Pack and Photoshop
Here I was commissioned to composed and make three images of a house remodel in the West Texas Desert. The project became about creating 3 different moments one might encounter if living in the house. Rendered with only natural light, the images let the space, materiality, light, and the building’s relationship to the landscape speak with the loudest voices.
This is what the Saxony Hotel could have looked like if Roman and Williams had been allowed to finish the job. We worked alongside the architects at full steam until the day that things suddenly changed. Now – one of the few places you can see the splendor of the original RW2 Design – is here. The project was entirely modeled with Rhino and Rendered with Maxwell Render.
Because of the versatility and space-less nature of the project, we specifically piked Tokyo, JPN as the main context for this shot to seductively portray a picture of a stimulating distopian urban environment that has, both intrigue and mystery.
