Swiss pavilion

This is my first project after attending the Masterclass and actually, it is also my first project ever. It took me a while to recap everything we have learned at State of Art Academy, but in the end – I think – it was very worth to take the time and do it thoroughly. I’m very proud of the results now. As my first scene I didn’t want to make it too complicated, but as an enthusiastic architect, my claim was also very high. I decided to make something smaller than a single-family house, but big enough to show some architectural considerations.

As a great fan of Ludwig Mies van der Rohe, one of the most significant architects of modern architecture, I was inspired by his work in Barcelona and Berlin. After designing the pavilion I invested a lot of time in the environment. I made a lot of tests with Forest Pack and also integrated some Megascans assets. In the meantime, I started in a very early stage to work with Photoshop to see how it could look like in the end. This helps me a lot to find the right composition and mood, which was, by the way, the most difficult part.

Blur Lines

It’s located on a historical site, where the architecture interacts with the city old fortifications.
Nearly all the work was done in Adobe Photoshop, with a 3D model of the architecture in hand added and merged later on into the scene.
You can Check our facebook page to see the making of the scene.

Veranda

Project Name : Veranda
Designed&Visualized : Mohamed Ayman
Year : 2017
Project On Behance : https://www.behance.net/gallery/53333941/Veranda
Tools Used : 3DsMax l V-ray l Ps

Spikes

An architectural visualisation / matte painting based on a model i downloaded from Sketchup warehouse, can’t find it now, if you know what it is please let me know!