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This project is the story of the artist, whose passion is to convey the beauty of this world through the prism of his own vision. He is constantly looking for a simple, but at the same time, a rare combination of shapes, spots, catching moments, glare, and weather conditions. This process is the main pleasure in his life. Today he will tell you about a small trip and share with you his findings. Enjoy watching.
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Interior rendering of the renovation of a hotel in California
Designed by Gensler
Beautiful renderings for the residential quarter “Bright World Inside”.
Express Building or The Daily Express Building is located on Great Ancoats Street in Manchester. Built according to the project of Sir Owen Williams in 1939. After finishing the project, CYLIND decided to spend a bit more time on the exterior view and remake it in their our own way. 3dsmax and Corona Renderer were used to produce this image which won Best of Week on the showcase section.
Contemporary luxury white family villa architecture and design with modern swimming pool in Switzerland.
The scale of the project is very impressive taking into account the density of urban development in this city. We can’t imagine the amount of work needed to build this development but we are proud to take a small part in the venture.
First of all, attention should be paid to the innovative design of the facade, which will certainly distinguish the building from other developments in Hong Kong.
It’s extra large 3m wide curtainwall modules vs the typical 1.5m wide that you see around the world. The podium glass wall is a physics-defying glass enclosure spanning 15m tall without any glass fin supporting structure, providing maximum transparency and unobstructed vista towards the Taikoo Square
