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I won 3rd place of Vivid Architectural Visualization Award 2018 At 27-julay-2018.
my concept for this competition House in Formentera Island that Designed by Marià Castelló Martínez.
I preferred to design my landscapes and materials.
Ravelin studio performed this German 3d project for our Dutch Client.
3 days before a very important event the Client was abandoned by other 3d specialists, and the Company addressed us for a helping hand.
The time schedule was very tight. We had to convert a Rhino model to 3d max, to modify and improve it, and to make 1 exterior and 1 interior rendering.
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Image made by MdB3d together with Visuallity, of the renovation and rebuild of “het Dorp” (the Village) in Arnhem in the Netherlands. We started out with not much more than a couple of sketches and ideas from the architect and slowly build up to this end result.
I’ve been working on house on the rock for last month. I tried to express my deep feelings to nature and connection that it can create with the architecture. I used Autocad as technical software and then 3ds max studio with Corona renderer.
Visualisation: Vladimir Lyaschenko
Design: Vladimir Lyaschenko | inspired by Fran Silvestre
Soft: 3ds Max, Corona Renderer, Adobe Photoshop
Year: 2018
Glad to share a new project. I started this project when I saw the amazing minimalist and bright works of architect Fran Silvestre. I tried to show the similar style and atmosphere that I saw in his works, but also paying attention to the stunning beauty of wildlife In British Columbia. Enjoy
The project was created in 3ds max and textured using both megascans and Substance Painter. The final rendering was completed in Unreal Engine and can be navigated in realtime. It took just under an hour to render the scene (on a mac book pro) and the final cinematics in the video where composited in AE.
