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Designed to offer a different perspective in terms of materials In this occasion, you can use a mixture of two types of wood both in the ceiling and in the wall and combine it with a micro-cement material to give that impact to the image.
Black and White version of a CGI set created for a house in Safsufa. These came after an Initial stage of the house design we like to do in scale model style. Using our in-house Scale Model Kit for initial design stages of this unique house in Safsufa, Israel.
VyD studio is a small studio with three members, based in Hanoi, Vietnam. Working in the architectural visualization field for five years. All team members are architects and interior designers, and today they share a bit behind the amazing set of images shared on the blog showcase this week – “The Forest Balcony”.
THE FOREST BALCONY is the result of our self-practice. We aimed at creating emotional photos and photorealistic archviz using knowledge and experience that we’ve gained previously.
I saw this house on archdaily. I liked it so I covered it, with some changes from myself.
I use sketchup to model the project. I use skatter to distribute trees, and render with vray 3.4 for sketchup.
I loved the house at first sight, I kept the architecture of the house, and changed the landscape of the trees around to my liking. hope you enjoy it.
I wanted to create a pleasant space, with modern and rustic elements, creating a counterpoint.
