Baobab Waterfall

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Category: Mixed-Use Infrastructure
Competition: Jacques Rougerie Foundation
Location: Madagascar
Lead Architect: Ahmad Eghtesad
Project Architects: Mohammad Aghaei, Nastaran Fazeli
Tutor: Ali Nazari
Visualization Artist: Ahmad Eghtesad
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A Crisis of Resource and Opportunity
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Madagascar is rich in natural resources and unique biodiversity, yet severe energy shortages leave a vast majority of the population without electricity. This energy crisis contributes directly to economic hardship and rising crime rates, leading to severely overcrowded correctional facilities. The project seeks to address these interconnected crises through a radical architectural intervention that turns a societal challenge into a profound economic opportunity.

Harnessing the Ocean
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The design proposes a massive and continuous system of deep ocean waterfalls, generating renewable electricity on a scale akin to natural wonders. These monumental cascades surround the facility, creating a spectacular architectural landmark that draws global tourism while providing a sustainable power grid for the surrounding infrastructure. It is a dual-function structure acting as both a power plant and a monument.

A Catalyst for Social Renewal
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Initially envisioned as a rehabilitative facility, the architecture encourages constructive interaction between residents and tourists. Inmates manage their own physical and societal needs by cultivating crops within the facility and trading goods, fostering vital skills for a healthy economic life upon release. As crime rates decrease and society heals, the complex is designed to seamlessly transition into a multipurpose resort and green energy hub, securing a prosperous future for the island.

Super Munich: Retro Chic Bar-Restaurant Culture in Munich

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Together with our partner Interior Architecture Design, we created 3D renderings for Super Munich – Munich’s new elegant bar, restaurant, and concept destination, officially opened on May 15, 2026 under the sponsorship of Martini and Paulaner.
For this project, it was about more than showcasing an interior. It was about capturing luxury, atmosphere, and timeless elegance. Inspired by Riviera glamour, Italian aperitivo culture, and sophisticated social living, every visual was designed to express style, status, and beautifully curated experience.
Warm wood, polished chrome, rich textures, mirrored accents, and refined details shape a space where retro chic meets contemporary sophistication.
Would you simply visit this place… or become part of its world?

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Inspired by the Dunes

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Modern architecture in Saudi Arabia is becoming a dialogue between innovation, culture, and nature.
For this project, we created 3D renderings of a cultural center designed as a new landmark within the desert landscape. Its flowing forms are inspired by wind-shaped dunes and the delicate geometry of a flower emerging from the sands. Elegant, organic, and timeless, the architecture creates a strong connection between the future and its surroundings.
Great architecture is more than a building – it tells a story. Through our 3D renderings, we aimed to capture not only the design itself, but also its atmosphere, emotion, and identity. Soft light, sculptural curves, and a star-filled sky come together to reveal a place created for culture, connection, and inspiration.
Would you stop to admire this landmark beneath a star-filled desert sky?

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DIVIDE AXIS

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TYPOLOGY: Exterior
STATUS: Concept Design
LOCATION: Sunnmøre Alps, Western Norway​​​​​​
VISUALIZATION: Omegarender
COMPLETION TIME: 3 weeks
DIVIDE AXIS does not sit on top of the ridge; instead it splits the ridge. A single piece of concrete is inserted along the line of the mountain creating a controlled crack within the mountain. What looks like a triangular shape is actually a cut through the thickness of the mountain not something added to the surface.

The project is built around one passage that runs through it. This internal corridor makes movement between two large planes feel compressed with no escape to the sides making you focus on moving The view of the landscape is not shown gradually; it is hidden, then revealed at points along the way.

From the outside the structure looks like a rock formation that doesn’t react to its surroundings. Its surfaces do not have any openings refusing to engage with whats around it. Only the cut, which is a continuous opening shows what the project is really about. The ridge is no longer a path to walk on; it becomes a thick part to move through.
DIVIDE AXIS turns a boundary into a space, to inhabit, where the act of moving is defined not by where you are going but by the act of dividing the space itself.

Strait of Union

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TYPOLOGY: Exterior
CLIENT: Gensler
STATUS: Concept Design
LOCATION: UAE​​​​​​
VISUALIZATION: Omegarender
COMPLETION TIME: 3 weeks
For this occasion, Omegarender presents something unique! Strait of Union by Znera.

Starting off with a distinct macro-to-micro approach, the project scales down from the masterplan level all the way to the human level, making the canal itself an organizing feature for the whole design.

In terms of aesthetics, direction and rhythm dominate the visualization. Here, the canal itself serves as a directional element complemented by the perspectives and other cross features such as bridges, and fluid architectural shapes give the visuals consistency and harmony. Depth comes into play here, where active foreground elements contrast nicely with distant skylines.

Form aside, there is more substance involved, where logistic functionality, city life, infrastructural elements, and recreation all coexist in one system. Lighting and atmosphere complement this idea in addition to adding realism and focus to the visuals.

Mas d’Estello

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Mas d’Estello

Developer: PRIAMS
Architecture: Bosc Architectes
Landscape Architecture: Bosc Gardens
Interior Design: Maison Brunard

Nestled in the heart of the Alpilles, Mas d’Estello is a masterpiece of Provençal architecture where stone, light and landscape have always belonged together.
Built on a single level in an L-shaped form, the mas opens generously to the south and west, with large windows framing views of cypress trees, olive groves, and the landscape unfolding beyond. Every detail, from the handcrafted terracotta roof tiles to the olive-green shutters, speaks to a quiet, enduring authenticity, rooted in craft traditions.
The garden is conceived as a natural extension of its surroundings, a carefully curated balance between the wild and the cultivated.
Stone walls, aged wood and warm mineral tones compose a residence that feels as though it has always been there – shaped by time, built for living, and softly touched by the warm light of the south of France.

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