Morris House by James Macdonald
This visual was created using Morris House, designed by Frank Lloyd Wright, as a starting point. The base render was created in 3DS Max and then finished in Photoshop where it was edited with lots of photos!
Competition Entry for Josef Albers Museum in Bottrop Germany by Jost Hauer
Loomn did this project for the consortium of Zimmer Schmidt Architects, Zuerich and Toshiko Mori Architect NY.
The task was to do an extension for the famous Josef-Albers-Museum in Bottrop, Germany. On the one hand it had
to be visualy and fuctionally connected to the existing buildings and on the other hand there was a strong need to place
it naturally in the surrounding park. This was also the main task we had to achieve with our illustration.
oriental entrance by mohamed hamda
oriental entrance in 6 october city egypt for mr karim el garhy
Alfferes House by Hugo Ferreira & Pedro Teixeira
This was a three part project with three different projects in the same terrain.
It was a slim terrain in Oporto, Portugal that connects Alferes Malheiro Street and Almada Street.
This is our 3D project for one the houses.
The architecture was based on rehabilitation and on keeping the details of classic Oporto downtown Architecture.
It was a challenge for us, as it implied that we had to make all the three projects at the same time with a short deadline, so that the client could be able to promote the images on the real estate company.
B&TB + DRMA Architects: Oxer Department Store Renovation. by Beauty and The Bit
Normally retail projects are associated with cold and more technical visuals, more focused in the product and less in the atmosphere. Our aim when we received this proposal from our friends of DRMA was to make a department store view with heart & soul. Hope we achieved it.
Have an awesome week you all.
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www.drma.no
Family Bathroom by Wade Muller
I am working through a whole house personal project and I had planned to do room by room. This was designed by me with some heavy inspiration from Architect Luigi Rosselli.
Rendered with Corona, I really wanted to working on a nice sun splash on the floor.