Iconic Mosque
Iconic Mosque
Location: Dubai, United Arab Emirates (UAE)
Soft: 3dsmax, сoronarenderer, photoshop
Visualization: Terodesign
Date: May 2018
Behance: https://www.behance.net/gallery/66222493/Iconic-Mosque
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Location: Dubai, United Arab Emirates (UAE)
Soft: 3dsmax, сoronarenderer, photoshop
Visualization: Terodesign
Date: May 2018
Behance: https://www.behance.net/gallery/66222493/Iconic-Mosque
Few months ago, I came across to a really nice wooden modern design of a Japanese house near Hiroshima. One thing I really like about Japan’s architecture and design is the simplicity in shapes.
I love the wood as a material and this house is simply full of it. I loved the images as a reference guide at archdaily.com website so I modeled the house by only using one ground floor plane drawing and one
cross section. However the modeling was not tricky at all, and I just had to improvise a bit with the vegetation since I didn’t have enough time to use the speedtree software for bamboo creation that surrounds the house in real life. That way I only used some R&D models and evermotion tree models.
Emphasis is given in a manner such as to embrace the clean and fresh outside environment by using more windows. Still a minimalist type of design. Less is more.
This image was made for the purpose of testing procedural ecosystems.
At the same time I wanted to convey the idea that the strong lines and the dark colors of the brutalist architecture can blend well with the chromatic scale of the typical Mediterranean forest.
The building and the ground were modeled in 3ds MAX; the lawn, the trees and the gravel have been inserted using Forest Pack.
The lighting was done with the use of a high resolution HDRI and sunlight; the lights were filtered with a slight fog effect.
The images were rendered with Corona, the lightmix option to adjust the contrast between HDRI and sunlight was very useful.
Revisiting an old project to make a night image and reinforce the concept
CGI Visuals showing a private house design in Israel. Designed by Orly Shrem Architects.