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Concepção: Moferai Arquitecto.
Render: Moferai Arquitecto.
Para o quarto priorizamos cores mais claras, para proporcionar uma atmosfera mais relaxante e tranquila, ótima para recarregar as energias ao chegar em casa. Um ponto de destaque na parede atrás da cama ripas verticais que proporciona um equilíbrio especial, com os tons brancos e formas harmonizando com o restante do projeto.
An exquisite sunrise scene of the ArchViz “The Tile House” with a cantilevered part that somehow creates a multi-functional space below to improve the space and usage of the whole structure.
Finished render using V-ray Next for Sketchup
Render mood suggested by my girl Cheryl Agapito:
-Sunrise
Architectural Exterior to V-ray rendering
Artwork title : THE TILE HOUSE; SUNRISE MOOD
Modeled, Visualized and Rendered by : Abraham A. Fajilan
Software used : SketchUpPro2018 x V-ray Next 4.10 x PScs6
Render Resolution : 1125 x 1500
Used HDRI : Signal Hill Sunrise by Greg Zaal @ Poly Haven
Today we would like to draw your attention the project that we especially are proud of – The White Red Hotel. It was lucky to get into the six finalists of the Ancient Tree Civilization and Residence Future International Architectural Design Competition.
The major aim of the competition was to visualize an ecologically and environmentally friendly hotel complex located in the Guangdong Xiangtoushan National Nature Reserve in China. Such tall and massive trees on our images are not the result of our designer’s imagination and his author’s voluntarism. They really grow in the popular Kaisen Thousand Year Ancient Trees Garden within an area of the sanctuary. That is why we decided to depict nature in the architectural concept of the facility. The result is a harmonious cohabit of man and nature. Tourists can reach trees both from the ground, second floor walking platforms and observation decks. In other words, we attempt to create a complex in harmony and in the presence around all the layers of the forest. Moreover, the eco-minded focus of the project explains why we use so much wood and green materials in visualization. The buildings are united by rounded corners and fluid lines. In addition, the facility blends perfectly with the natural landscape.
It is a significant space where a person can enjoy nature in company with a family or close friends. In order to underline it, we portray the object in the vibes of the shiny and bright weather, associated with pleasant walks in nature. Furthermore, in the second picture we filled most of the frame with the sky on purpose to emphasize the monumentality of the space. This decision creates extra volume that will help to reveal the greatness of the history of these thousand-year-old forests.
Paragon Towers’ visualization is carried out in a way that on-lookers can get easily mesmerized to invest on estate of a fortunate future.
From the exterior elegance to the interior gracefulness everything is artistically modeled to provide a perfect view of the end-settled and finally refined memorial with a focus of clarity to the viewers to imagine their future whether for a luxury living or an auspicious investment.
Modern home for a warm climate or seasonal living. Melbourne, Australia.
We are happy to share with you our new work! We have been cooperating with our client Gensler on several projects and are so glad to start a new one. This time we visualize a huge business centre for Gesler. The client expressed their idea of the project vision clearly, that is why we were on the same page since the very beginning of our cooperation.
All the sides of this office tower are totally glazed, making us feel an extensive space inside and outside of the complex. The interior is free of details, but the exterior in contrast performs an ornate mixture of glass, concrete, metal and wood. We can surely call such an architectural structure as modern successor of brutalism. Furthermore, our main goal in this project is a detailed design of the surroundings. We have made several different views of the facility to show how it could look unique from disparate sites and angles.
This visualization sets an example of a non-standard workflow. It’s always necessary to follow the workflow and develop it in accordance with the deadlines specified by the client, especially when the project is ambitious. Since high quality and photorealism is our primary aim in delivering projects and we worked to a very tight schedule, we reached agreement with the client on the reduced workflow. The client’s clear vision of the project and a full understanding of the NC presentation’s angles let us skip the clay renders. Therefore, we started from the second stage working with the preview in colors, moving on from the round of revision to the preview session in order to produce perfect pictures in the end that would completely satisfy the client. Working under challenging conditions we did our best to meet the client’s expectations at its finest.
We had two rounds of revision before the final version. At the request of the client we made the space more comfortable and friendly by adding more light, green spots and working with the landscape. We also wanted to show how some elements of the environment are suitable for interaction. For example, a person sitting on the step of the leader in one of the interior pictures.
It is also important to highlight the interior, especially the huge mirror and glazed wall, behind which one can observe absolutely delightful and multi-level open space. It is extremely hard to visualize such an element, because the glass should not look cartoonish. Therefore, the indoor environment is finely developed to the smallest detail that implies scrupulousness.
One of the client’s specific requirements was to add fog on one of the visualizations. The vapor on the water gives the sense of tranquility and belonging of man to nature. Furthermore, the presence of the fog creates the feeling of extra volume both to the environment and to the object itself. This effect is a consequence of the vapor making the boundaries of the building more visible with its surroundings.
Moreover, we worked together with the client to find appropriate images of people. It was important to select fashionable, smart and neat young people, who will reflect the atmosphere and status of the place.
