Apartment Interiors
Apartment Interiors Design – Personal Project
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This beautiful Low-Budget residential towers located in Rajkot – India. Design by Shivaraj Patel & Shruti malani(INTRINSIC DESIGNS).
we got lots of details and reference from the architects. We are happy to share .
comments and suggestion always help us to create something better.
Main goal was creating images with calm atmosphere
Orangery extension design and visualization project in Southampton. The challenge was to merge the extension within the neighborhood context in such a way that it could ignore the worn out structure and embrace the landscape.
Our CGI is a true realization of the concept. However we faced several challenges to compose the structure along with the existing landscape. Thankfully Itoo forest pack helped scattering the geometry in a magical way.
This is a personal project done in Rhino3D and rendered with Vray. Rhino3D was the natural transfer for me after SketchUp not only because Vray is identical between the two but also because of its strong presence in my current studio’s workflow. This was a study done based on the photo reference of https://www.archdaily.com/886173/diamond-heights-renovation-michael-hennessey-architecture/5a432a9db22e38ef5800009e-diamond-heights-renovation-michael-hennessey-architecture-photo. Credit to Joe Fletcher for the warm and comfy photography.
Visualization of an apartment building in Beirut by HM Architects.