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Like a peaceful, calm oasis, sits this old beautiful barn house in the middle of a new modern urban block in Utrecht, Netherlands. It has served many purposes during its long existence. But now is the time to rise once again and bring the citizens of Utrecht a new urban space with great opportunities of use. Including a kindergarten, park with playground, restaurant or urban living…
I had the pleasure to pixelate the idea behind this beautiful design of Studio PUUR NL from Breda. And here is the result! I hope you enjoy these images. I sure did enjoy making them.
Project: LUCASTA DE VILLA
Design & Visualization: Duy Phan
Client: Private Client
Location: Phu Quoc, Kien Giang, Vietnam
An interior design project I did back in Vietnam last year for a seaside villa.
Hope you enjoy it!
Sweet and Fresh Design for having a good times and memories in cafe .
Project of a medical clinic in Brazil, modeled in Sketchup and rendered in Artlantis
The clients wanted a render of this clinic with some specifications about the final product. It needed to be a late afternoon with lights on type of imagem. For this, I felt necessary to do some interior design on clicnic, even though there was no specfications to it. They also wanted the buildings around to be represented, but since there’s was very little going on, I went to Google Street View and replicated everything possible. I also replicated the street as accurate as possible. I used a HDRI for the sky. I used the cars from Artlantis library because it was really easy used to move the cars around in each image. I used some high detailed 3D people from 3D Warehouse. It saved me trouble to a tedious Photoshop process. It also allowed me to placed them easily on the interior of the building. I chose to use some dirt textures to make more real. A lot of Photoshop was used but only on pre-production. I did some minor adjustments on post production.
The research was undertaken in order to establish philosophical and aesthetic conclusions for Thornton Road: a debut remodelling project in Walls Can Be More’s mission to create simple yet beautiful interior and exterior spaces that not only harness the forces of the sun for heat and light but also promote and foster calm and serenity through the quiet contemplation of nature.
Set in a vibrant suburb within the historical city of Manchester, it is our hope that this two bedroomed, mid-terrace will one day inspire the UK’s homeowners to embrace a new way of living in which nature and architecture, inside and out, are always blurred.