Spring TOD

The project is still relatively confidential, but I can provide more as permitted and if there is any interest. The project started in with some quick massing iterations in sketchup. Once the massing had been nailed down, the project was brought over into 3ds max for some geometry fine tuning, model details, and proxy scattering. Corona’ sun / sky was used to light the scene. Photoshop was utilized for a few value and color adjustments and entourage integration.

Moon Fireplace

Moon is defined by the ability to do more with less, establishing the balance between the economy of means and space, with the richness of its performance and materials. Its reduced size is matched in perfect harmony with its calorific power. Supplied by the bioethanol burner, while the simplicity of its spherical shape is enriched by the brilliance of its polished finish

500 West Broad St “Gravity”

How to design a pioneer Mixed-use project that triggers the revitalization of an emerging creative district? That was what Nbbj did.

Serving as a destination, the 500 West Broad Mixed-Use development re-imagines the live-work-play concept by creating a campus that will include residential, office and retail tenants: and a rich program of amenities, including community gathering spaces and art display space.

Enjoy the renderings as much as we enjoyed creating them!

A Short Film

A Short Film is a full 3D HD Animation showing Minimalist architecture.
The most challenging part was to give colour to the view.
Cement is quite a difficult material due to it being colourless and it was the bet so I chose to play with the lighting a bit to give it a minimal aesthetic.
I didn’t use default lighting sun lights etc..only one HdRI cause I wanted to be precise with the shadows and rendition.

Best Regards
Aris

The software i used.

Modeling : 3ds max
Texturing : photoshop
Render: corona Render
Postproduction: AE+PR

Vietnam Villa

Inspired by Villa Savoye and the openness of vernacular architecture, the house is a steel box sitting resting above columns, freeing up the ground floor space. The design is an answer to the minimal contemporary lifestyle of the young professional, who possesses an extensive collection of cars in the tropical climate of Ho Chi Minh City.

This Image pushed my boundaries in terms of underwater corona volumetric lighting (something I have never experimented with until now!) And highly detailed Architectural Modelling which involved plenty of Rail Clone usage!

I decided to go for more of a de-saturated, moody grade with a warm and inviting interior glow. gathering plenty of photographic reference before kicking off the production phase.

I hope you enjoy!