Before the weekend begins, we want to share with you a project we made for Landry Design.

Every project from Landry design group is always a great example of quality, dedication, and expertise. From the first glimpse of the building, a sense of modernity and comfort will capture the viewer’s spirit.

The house is a refuge, a place of meditation and rest. When you visualize a villa, the most important thing is to portray it in a way that makes a viewer yearn to live there.

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We are happy to share with you our new work!

We have been cooperating with our client Gensler on several projects and are so excited to start work on a new one. Huge business centers are a common projects that we visualize for Gensler.

We modelled all of the surroundings from scratch to perfectly place the office center in harmony with the area’s architecture and infrastructure. We also designed and visualized the adjoining park by the client’s preferences: lots of greenery, food courts, recreation areas, and bike paths with cyclists.​​​​​​​

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We are glad to share with you the Smørøyet Residence, apartment building in Norway.

When you look at exterior 3D visualization, you understand that atmosphere of the scene is the most expressive tool. The proper arrangment of light, people and architectural structure intself creates a feeling of vivid and vivacious scene.

TYPOLOGY: Exterior
STATUS: Concept
LOCATION: Singapore
STUDIO: Omegarender
ARCHITECTS: Andrii Pavlov
CG ARTISTS: Sergey Shelestyukovich, Denys Onyshchenko, Roman Markelov
Soaring Gardens is the first object in our “Neo Archaic” project series. Our main goal is to reimagine the legendary buildings of ancient times through a modern perspective.

We needed an architecture who would both impress contemporaries as well as evoke the image of the Hanging Gardens of Babylon. Inspired by bionic architecture, we have created a complexly proportioned facility with an area of 172 hectares in the heart of Singapore’s financial district.

According to the idea of our project, the “Gardens” will become a global centre for the study of botany, which will house a research centre and a greenhouse museum.

Enjoying the overhanging abundance of vegetation, everyone will also have the opportunity to be lifted up. The floating parts are connected to the skyscrapers in such a way that people can go straight from these buildings on an excursion through the botanical garden.

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From the name of our new non-commercial project, you can find out where it is located, as well as what exactly it is. This week we are pleased to present you Hotel in Norway.

The concept is made in the traditions of modernist architecture with its rational and progressive foundations.

Maximum functionality, manufacturability and simplicity of form.

Long-range plans and accents on the water are not accidental. We noticed that by the way the water is rendered, you can determine how long ago the image was made and how high the skill of the studio is.

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Today we would like to present to you the Rockers Point project ー the master concept plan for the resort in the Bahamas. It was designed by OMBI, a leading firm of designers, architects and master planners based in Florida. OBMI have a wealth of experience in the hospitality sector – providing architectural designs for luxury travel destinations around the world.

In terms of visualization, it is a great case of semi-aerial view. In a common aerial view the angle is clearly focused downward with little capture of the horizon, but the frame is very wide due to the high height at which the camera is located. When it concerns a semi-aerial view the camera is located below, but the view itself is stretched by the fact that objects of the environment are included in the image. In other words, the camera is not directed so abruptly down and the frame is wider and has much more volume.

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This week we would like to show you another project made for our long-time client Durasein.

Their solid material allows you to design incredible forms in all sorts of sizes, shapes, and colors. In 3D renderings you can see that more complicated structures with complex geometry can be built from this material.

Enjoy watching!

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Do you recall our client Durasein? They create a 50% organic solid material that can be formed into any shape and can be applied to any surface. We have been working with Durasein for over 2 years and have done 32 projects together. We always have something to show you, and this time, it will be the Lively Healthcare Campaign.

This work is a collaboration with Patternine studio, whose design brings surfaces to life with swirling, whirling, algorithm-driven shapes.

In order to convey the eye-catching rhythm of the detail and form, you need to set up the scene’s lighting properly. We added LEDs and placed objects next to the panoramic windows. With this viewing angle, the light and shadow did their job and the solid material came to life.

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Ash 28 is the project by Rennie, a real-estate company from Vancouver. The initial client is the Canadian developer Terra Blanka Developments Corp.

The architecture of the structure stands out with its unconventional form that is equally distinct and grounded, soft and strong, intimate and open. Twelve garden flats and penthouse homes, of one or two levels, embody the function of a single-family home. Now, the residential complex is under development.

In terms of visualization, we especially enjoy the aerial view image. It demonstrates how Ash 28th will stand out within the single-family neighborhood aesthetic. In addition, the view of Pacific Spirit Regional park from the private terrace will make the entire family feel like they are in their own special haven.

We want to start 2023 with a winter 3D visualization of the community center in the town of Gallivare in northern Sweden. The 23,000 square meter Multiaktivitetshuset was designed by the Canadian architectural firm MGA.

The center includes four pavilions organized by events, including a library, theater, pool, and sports arena.

One of the main points that the client asked us to take into consideration is that the space inside the structure had to be warm and inviting to escape from the cold. This is perfectly captured by how the exterior mood interacts with the interior mood. The cold sky, snow-covered courtyard surrounds the building with its panoramic window through which warming light breaks through.

Going inside, we find ourselves in a space defined by simple and clear geometry, sustainable design, and wooden architecture.

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We decided to go back to 2019 and show an architectural visualization of the Shin Youngsan residential complex in Seoul. In addition to the 33-storey apartment buildings themselves, the structure also houses retail and business centres.

The project illustrated how architecture can interact with the scene in 3D visualisation. On the one hand, the complex fits in well with the existing neighbourhood without disturbing its original architectural appearance. On the other hand, the colour palette of the facades harmonises perfectly with the evening sky of Seoul.

Exterior visualisation is partly our favourite type of project, as it requires a higher level of expertise and responsibility. Especially when you have so many different camera views, as in the Shin Youngsan project.

Another joint art project made together with our longtime friend Fran Silvestre Arquitectos.

The work of Fran Silvestre Arquitectos is always pure geometry and minimalistic shapes in contrast to the picturesque nature. From our side, Omegarender uses eye-catching perspectives and vivid scenes to make the spectator immerse oneself in the image. The task of archviz studio is to provide an opportunity to perceive the full potential of architecture. One glance should be enough for a person to be convinced of the perfection of the architect’s intention.

Forest or desert, clear day or twilight and night, close-up or medium shot — the set of expressive means as simple as those architectural forms used by Fran Silvestre Arquitectos. However, you can see for yourself how epic and lofty the final images are.