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Red pigmented concrete provides the geometric forms of this archaeology museum in Peru, designed by Barclay & Crousse to replace another destroyed during an earthquake.
The Museo de Sitio Julio C Tello stands at the entrance to the Paracas National Reserve, on exactly the same site as its predecessor, which was ruined during an earthquake in 2007.
The project was developed for the ground floor of a hotel located in one of the Barcelona districts. The hotel area is surrounded by plants and has its own garden, which creates a cozy and tropical atmosphere.
The interior consists of modern and classical elements of furniture and decor made of very simple materials such as concrete, wood and various metals. Space is multifunctional as it provides either area for work or a relax.
So, there are no secrets here:
Interior style and accurate vision of the atmosphere, which is the most important aspect of any project in my opinion.
This work was done for the first time on this render system. I tried to make the main angle the most expressive and vivid.I wanted to fully convey the texture of the fabrics and make the colors look like a sample. After the main angle I wanted to try to render a small animation and add a few close up
The One Rendering Challenge submission
For this challenge, I experimented with a few different characters, compositions and atmospheres whilst designing the form of the building.
I wanted to develop the architecture secondary to the stories that may occur in an everyday environment.
This made me realize there are too many important stories that happen everyday. I did not want to choose one specific story.
Therefore my moment is a young man receiving a phone call; the call could be from anyone – about anything; it could be sad news or it could be joyous. This phone call was important enough for this person to leave the function he was attending.
The message is life happens.
Appreciate what you have – you only get to do it once.
software:
3ds Max l Corona l PG SKIES l Photoshop l Itoo Software l Phoenix FD
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Like a peaceful, calm oasis, sits this old beautiful barn house in the middle of a new modern urban block in Utrecht, Netherlands. It has served many purposes during its long existence. But now is the time to rise once again and bring the citizens of Utrecht a new urban space with great opportunities of use. Including a kindergarten, park with playground, restaurant or urban living…
I had the pleasure to pixelate the idea behind this beautiful design of Studio PUUR NL from Breda. And here is the result! I hope you enjoy these images. I sure did enjoy making them.
Project: LUCASTA DE VILLA
Design & Visualization: Duy Phan
Client: Private Client
Location: Phu Quoc, Kien Giang, Vietnam
An interior design project I did back in Vietnam last year for a seaside villa.
Hope you enjoy it!
