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Hi, this is the first time we do aerial view, and we are very excited. It take around 10 hours to render this image in 4K resolution with BF+LC setting, with this slow render time, we realise that it’s time for us to change our PC. Cheers~ 🙂
This is a simple family house situated in Bangalore, India. This is my first time in Architectural visualization. This small project was entirely done in 3DS MAX. I used Vray as the renderer. Any feedback about the project is appreciated.
Strict lines and austere design of the mansion perfectly blended into the wild landscape. Restrained-rough, but spacious, full of light and air — it is always interesting to do visualisation for stylish architectural projects.
This is a part of a renovation project of a building for a new hotel in Villalobar de Rioja (Spain) with arabian history. The client wanted something different and new but with a touch arabics. The materials that they wanted for the project were wood, ceramic, stone.. nothing of plastics or synthetics. Also, they wanted to see the stone of the facade wall and to use Tadelakt for the bathroom.
My goal was to show an opened bathroom without losing the warmness of the room.
here is my last project hope you enjoy
Typology: Interior
Location:USA
Status: in progress
Customer: DeWils
Visualization: Omega Render
Schedule of visualization: 1 week
The main purpose of the visualization of this living room was to highlight a hight quality wood from which the wall and cabinets were made of. The dark wood emphasises the strict and modern style of the interior. A combination of different shades of wood in one interior adds to it the originality.
