Living Room Panorama
This was created in my free time to test panorama render with quality and other things. This same scene we are testing in different render engines even on GPU too. I will share all this very soon.
Hope you like it… 🙂
Meson’s kitchen M_26 Vela
This is a personal project from a year ago. It was my first ArchVIZ scene that I got to do from start to finish (not just modeling or some shading) where my goal was to apply some theories I knew about, but never applied in a real work (my attempt on “PBR” shading and so on).
As you can see I tried to recreate a photo by Meson’s kitchen company (don’t know the photographers or designers name though) although in the end I was lacking time and grew tired of looking for exact textures or trying to imitate light in exact manner so the result is obviously not 100% the same.
original photo by Meson’s Cucine.
United Kingdom Holocaust Memorial International Design Competition
For this competition we’ve had the pleasure of working with Lahdelma & Mahlamäki Architects and David Morley Architects for the international design competition launched by the UK Holocaust Memorial Foundation in September 2016 sought to identify the very best architectural talent to create an emotionally powerful and sensitively designed memorial.
Read more about the proposal here.
Motorway Illia
As it was done in buenos aires, we went to the place, we took photos of references and we modeled everything, the vegetation was made with MultiScatter.
Skycraper Katowice
A modern form combines elements of work and recreation by creating spaces suitable for demanding users. Building the premise is to meet the growing demands of the market and combine the original aesthetics with functionality in the rapidly developing Katowice.
Architect’s Staircase Concept
Some pics of one of my recent concept for a custom-made staircase with large bench, a full-height bookcase with storage space aside and a new desk on the upper level that overlooks the stair.
I decided to focus on details: there are some of my favorite books/magazines on shelves and some sculptures, vases and tiny objects created by Artists that I really admire a lot. Done in SketchUp in conjunction with V-Ray and a touch of Adobe Photoshop, as usual.