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The Trojan House by Jackson Clements Burrows Architects

The Trojan House by Jackson Clements Burrows Architects

March 4, 2010  |  Architecture, Inspiration, Photography  |  No Comments  | 

I love wood facade houses, and this refurbishment project by Jackson Clements Burrows Architects is a fine example. The textures mix of wood, grass & water is absolutely great – even more so in the night images, with the light propagation over the lawn.

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Gravitt 48 / Debbas Architecture

Gravitt 48 / Debbas Architecture

February 20, 2010  |  Animation, Architecture, Inspiration  |  No Comments  | 

Great looking house by Debbas Architecture and photographs by Nic Lehoux & Cesar Rubio. I especially like the dusk images (what a surprise!) and the minimal profile towards the entrance street that hides the big sloping downward house. The choice of materials is very interesting and creates a very unique looking house – a great reference for the combination of metal cladding, concrete, wood and glass.

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Alila Villas Hadahaa Resort / SCDA Architects

Alila Villas Hadahaa Resort / SCDA Architects

February 19, 2010  |  Architecture, Inspiration, Photography  |  No Comments  | 

You might have noticed I’m a little bit quiet this past two week… I took some time off and sail in the Mediterranean sea, along the shores of Israel. I stumbled upon a wonderful resort location the other day at contemporist – The Alila Villas Hadahaa at the Maldives by SCDA Architects. The upside down boat on the beach is both funny and brilliant idea! You can find some great reference for a seaside location project… what a great location, I wish I could have sailed those shores this week!

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Marina Nessebar by REDVERTEX

February 5, 2010  |  Animation, Architecture, Inspiration, Visualization  |  No Comments  | 

A wonderful animation of Marina Nessebar by REDVERTEX. I’m a big fun of their work and this animation is probably the best I’ve seen coming from them.

Even so, the excessive use of DOF shift becomes really boring midway into the spot. The 2d people treatment is really clever and far better then using 3d people, but should have been introduced earlier in the animation…

And you got to love that Italian song setting the mood for it all!

What do you think!

Regent’s Place Pavilion / Carmody Groarke

Regent’s Place Pavilion / Carmody Groarke

February 3, 2010  |  Architecture, Inspiration, Photography  |  No Comments  | 

Lovely Pavilion design by Carmody Groake. The dense metal column structure along with the special up lights at the pavement creates a very interesting patterns as you go around it. The dusk images are most impressive and are a good reference of how to incorporated such a lightning solution in this scenario.

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