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NORM Architects have recently completed the Fredensborg House near Copenhagen, Denmark. Below you will find a selection of interior photos taken inside the house – super cool “White Supremacy” going on here! and I like it. Even the brick walls and wooden floors have a pale white tendency… not so easy to setup a 3d scene to look like this and blend well all over. I’ll have to try that though.
A selection of works from the master Alex Roman and leading studios such as neoscape, uniform, Transparent House, Genig, Cadman and Placebo Effects has been gathered into the choasgroup V-Ray Demo Reel for 2010. Wondering why only those were featured with so many other great works from other studios… Even so, watch and enjoy.
2D/3D Hybrid rendering technique are really interesting, although I don’t have too many clients that prefer or ask for it, there are many things to learn that can transfer to a more photo-real inclined workflow. I previously posted about the ‘Digital Watercolor’ Technique by Scott Baumberger and now I share with you 8 videos done by Minneapolis based architectural visualization artist Les Chylinski. The following videos describe his personal hybrid workflow putting much weight on the use of Photoshop starting with a very basic 3d model rendering, done with SketchUP most of times. Enjoy. Read more →
This Summer house, by Jarmund / Vigsnæs AS Architects, is located on the coast of Vestfold in the southern part of Norway. I love this design and the way the selected materials integrate with the surroundings so well. Great reference for stone and wood usage. The grass at the inland side I don’t like so much… it doesn’t seem to fit the design that much.
It’s been sometime with no posting in the inspiration section… so to get things back on track, here is a great looking “White Supremacy” type of project by Fran Silvestre Arquitectos. Very simple and minimalistic treatment of this basic L shape design.
I love just about any project Marcio Kogan turns out and now with House 6 it is also a perfect fit as HOVER inspiration. The Hovering private dwelling of the house defines the exterior / interior lounge area very well. Concrete, Stone, Plaster, Wood and a magnificent play of volumes and light.
