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The project was developed as part of the “Evermotion Challenge 2020”, as a result, he was awarded 3rd place.
The purpose of this work was to draw attention to a number of environmental disasters that occurred last year.
I have tried to share their imagery regarding this problem.
🔹Architectural modeling to V-ray rendering
🔹 Archtl. interior : Bed disclosure
🔹Workflow : SUpro2017 – V-ray 3.4
🔹P.P.P : PScs6
🔹Modeled, Visualized & Rendered by yours truly
🔹Res: 1920 x 1080
🔹’Keep trying and find our way’
This is a personal project. The interesting part was to play with the shaders how they effect the light coming to the room. I used 3ds max, Vray, Photoshop. Thank you for watching!
Poliform furniture embodies all these features to the fullest.
Inspired by its perfect quality and style, VisEngine team reproduced the tiniest details to create this Repro Project.
Interior&Furniture Design: Poliform
3D Visualisation: VisEngine Digital Solutions
The history of Noblessner started in 1912 when Imperial Russia’s submarine shipyard was established here. Within the last 5 years, it has been transformed from a restricted industrial area into a human-friendly marina district. The historical architecture of Imperial shipyards harmonically combined with the marina and new real estate developments.
5 new buildings will be raised just in front of the berth. Spacious terraces with beautiful views at the seafront with. Hard landscape design elements such as lighting units, ventilation pipes are styled to match old shipyard’s design. Marine slipway’s structure shall remain and be preserved as it is protected by the National Heritage Board’s.
It was very tempting to play a bit with the weather and view angles, so we have created a series of non-commissioned visuals based on this beautiful location and property.
The proposal sought to present the construction of two new buildings for the affordable housing market in Porto. In this sense, we propose building the structures parallel to the facing Lordelo neighbourhood, optimising the solar orientation and respecting the visual framework of the urban complex.
The aim was to provide all houses with a private outdoor area, addressing an architectural design need that became more evident during the lockdown caused by the Covid-19 virus. During this period, the feeling of seclusion emphasised the need to include outdoor spaces in architectural projects; although this is a pre-existing need, it must be rethought, allowing the exploration of new solutions that ensure more comfort. Thus, the incorporation of continuous balconies is a basic principle in the elaboration of this project, related to the architectural quality that this design provides, by allowing and encouraging the contemplation of the surrounding landscape and the integration of nature in the building.
The exterior cladding of the buildings will be made of brick, ensuring visual harmony with the surrounding buildings, with high benefits in terms of maintenance and durability. The proposal incorporates sustainability principles, such as the collection and use of rainwater, the inclusion of a community laundry, the use of solar energy and the optimisation of energy consumption.
