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I really wanted to convey a warm autumn climate in the forest, far from Quebec
A place where you can relax from noisy megopolis and stay alone with nature.
Have a nice look, I hope you enjoy it 🙂
We love shadows. It is a fact.
We have the strong belief that not all the most epic architectural sceneries happen in sunny days. We surely find perfection in other kind of lighting. We can experiment a great moment of architecture without having “designed” atmospheric conditions. It is always refreshing to see the dark side of things.
This is a residential project for the Reinventer Paris competition we did with Jacques Ferrier Architectes, Chartier Dalix Architectes and SLA Architects.
You can take the shades off.
Have a nice week you all.
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A small apartment that my studio made for a client from Hobart, Australia.
Software : sketchup, 3dsmax, forest pack pro, vray, photoshop
Personal visualization of the living room in one of the Moscow apartments in a minimalist style.
I needed an autumn image for our newsletter so I quickly generated this image for it. It gave me an opportunity to create something I normally don’t get asked to do. I used the paint tool in 3DS Max to scatter my leaves.
“Do something that looks nice”. This is one of the most listened phrases when we do our thing.
Needless to say that having a nice looking canvas to start with helps a lot indeed.
This is a sample of a recent project from our nice friends from DRMA Architects that we were involved in.
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