Office development in Sickla, Stockholm.

I was lucky and honoured to work on a very important visualisation for property development in very central Stockholm. Urban Escape is a city block in the center of Stockholm, comprising of five new commercial buildings, development of four streets and two public squares. Work done for WalkTheRoom, Sweden. Tools: Max, Corona, Forest, Rail, PS.

Skyscrapers do not happen often in Sweden, but when it happens it’s gotta be big and… outstanding. One other project I was lucky and honoured to visualize is Skanska’s STHLM NEW Skyscraper by Sauerbruch Hutton Architects. All done under the hood and guidance of WalkTheRoom Team. I personally was in charge for the hero shot, 2 street views, 2 office stills and a whole bunch of VR points, including my biggest achievement to date – a fully immersive VR of a lively street. It’s so good that people were going bananas on that. Try it yourself, I promise. Software used: 3DsMax, Corona, Forest Pack, Railclone, PS. More info and a simple 360 tour are available on http://sthlmnew.com/husen/stockholm-01/

Property development in Sickla, Stockholm. Extensive usage of Forest Pack and Railclone, first time usage of Walls and Tiles plugin by VizPark. Mostly 3D with some building in bg from photos. Rendering done for WalkTheRoom.

Office building visualization done on behalf of WalkTheRoom, Sweden. This is an existing building which will undergo some facade changes. Forest pack and railclone was used for specific elements of the picture. Mostly 3D with just the people and minor post-production done in Photoshop.

An illustration of an upcoming development to the Stockholm Sickla Transporation Hub and it’s neighbourhood. Render done for WalkTheRoom. Fully 3D apart from some 2D cutout people and the bridge. Render done for WalkTheRoom.

Our client approached us to visualise one of their spaces due to be rented soon. It’s about a space that is meant to be used as an office furniture showroom. Due to limited natural light most accent was put on spotlights to highlight various zones and pieces. Mostly based on IES lights.