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Hi. This my last work. The main scene of this project is for Toronto Canada. But because of the copyright laws, I can not Share the main work . So I replaced the current tower model
Tower of Glass. A residential commercial complex, a combination of concrete and glass
I Hope Enjoy
3D Studio Max ,
vray and photoshop
best regard
Aref Razavi Director of Zavir Studio
The goal was to come up with a simple and modern design for camping houses placed in a large secluded environment in the mountains. The feeling of being in nature engulfs the visitor while time is an abstract concept and car horns and crowds are replaced with singing birds and foliage in the wind.
With regards to visualization, A simple color selection resembling the nature. Embracing more natural lighting.
The so called XT3 building was designed by Allard Architecture. We were asked to make 2 images of this building to convince the clients of the design.
It may seem appropiate to post these chilly images at this time of the year to cool the spirits so we needed to showcase some of the material we made for our cool friends of Koht. The merit is from Norway and its incredible dreamy landscape.
We are a few hours ahead from our holidays so more action back in September. See you soon in Vienna.
www.beautyandthebit.com
www.kohtarkitekter.no
A simple and natural shape for a cultural centre that embraces a green park resembling a bivalve pouch. As usual a tight deadline can push you to describe at its best even a bunch of lines and a simple concept for a space of culture and aggregation. It’s always rewarding when the final goal is locked in the architect’s mind but we have the freedom to describe it in the way we picture it.
