Concert Hall in Moskow by Marco Didonato
This set was done to visualise one of the design options for an auditorium in Moskow, Russia. I used 3ds Max and Corona to render and just a little bit of postproduction in Photoshop.
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B&TB + BIG: CityLife Milano. COMPETITION WON
It seems the people at BIG have won the CityLife Milano competition.
Two individual buildings will be connected by a 140m long hanging roof structure and will form a generous urban-scale portico as the entrance to the city.
This was the best way we found to express it.
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Image is part of the architecture studio submission in Monash University, Melbourne, Australia.
To cope with urban heat island effect and lacking trees canopy coverage in cities cramped context, on top of the existing two-level car park, Orchard Jenga proposed to plant not only trees but editable vegetations vertically which cast healthy shadow for open public space underneath and produce organic fresh foods for the nearby Queen Victoria Market by applying the technology from adjacent University of Melbourne research centre. Covered by the transparent water tank, the unique facade allows semi visual connection from in and out by acoustically reflecting and refract the light when it passes through, standing out as an environment protect sign without a word.
This is a visualization of a resident hotel, hope you enjoy it