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The still images below represent the internal space of an indoor urban farming system.
With vertical planter cover multiple “pipes” columns, the fresh vegetable production not only acts as organic food contributor but public educational space in order to rise urbanist awareness of cities food lacking future.
Worked on this house in the past (cover image), and now exploring it more with a photographer’s eye and an improved tool-set.
To represent the harmony of architecture and nature, the greenery covered house is visualized with stacking multilevel terrace, hence suggesting the home owner different views every morning.
Jenga Villa was done with Vray for 3DS Max, Multiscatter and post-production in Photoshop.
Not much we can say other than – “A house in Southampton” 😉
Renovation of an old building and adaptation to a hotel. Recreation of an old damaged detail.
Dance of Light is a series of images from Orchard Jenga project after finishing with the still hero render. Thanks to Corona Lightmix (The extremely powerful life-saver for 3D Archviz!) In this short video, I would like to convey the life cycle of the building from day to late night with its uniqueness characteristic, the transparent skin exposed not only its structure but the activities of the aquaculture farm inside during a 24 hours cycle.
The still image attached below is the moment of a night shift begins to start. When those very last sun rays pour on the facade while internally the aquaponic lights bright up. It is not blending itself with the context but proudly being vivid, stating the message of the city’s sustainable future.
