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Keeping with the original mention of an inspirational architectural project along side a relevant making-of, I’m sharing the photos of Clear Lake Cottage by MJMA that were taken by Ben Rahn. I wish I had seen it before I did the “Superhouse Amid the Trees“! Could have used this as a better reference for what I had in mind when I worked on it. This scheme never seems to fail – vertical trees, horizontal house, lake, dusk… BOOM!
With an interesting making-of coming up featuring this Hudson Valley Guest House designed by Janson Goldstein, I’m sharing the amazing photos taken by Scott Frances. It is a new guesthouse and pool adjacent to an existing contemporary home, taking advantage of the property’s Hudson Valley views. I love these dramatic moody photos!
Today’s inspiration comes thanks to Ján Morek, following his Best of Week 18/2017 recreation of the Oak Pass House. Located in Beverly Hills, United States and designed by Walker Workshop, The Oak Pass main house sits on the top of a 3.5 acre ridge site with panoramic canyon views. There are over 130 protected Oak trees on the property which serves as a great reference for architecture being enveloped by GREEN!
Marek Denko stands out as one of the most inspiring CG Artist I know of. Yesterday, he published his latest work of art titled “Her Eventual Hesitation” showing all the things he is well known for; amazing levels of detail, great lighting, and atmospherical mood. It sparks emotion from a guy who called his, Prague-based studio, NoEmotion!
2016 is behind us with 52 Best Weekly Visualization selected, as well as the 12 Monthly Best. Now is the time to announce the Best Visualization of the Year 2016. I’m very happy to present you with the “Yale Center for British Arts” Remake by Bertrand Benoit! It is never easy to pick the best one out of the best 12, but Bertrand sure excelled this time around, showcasing the remarkable subject matter that is Louis Kahn’s design.
2017 started and it’s time to look back and reflect upon the best works posted by you on the forums during 2016. You can see all 52 best of week projects here – Best of Week 2016. Go ahead and take a look at them all, drop a good word and check here who entered the best 12 of the year. I’m very proud to share these great visuals with you and hope to see all of you keep sharing your remarkable works this year too! The top image has nothing to do with the final best of year pick in the end.
