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It was my old project, Finally I had enough time to design the whole scene and rendered all cameras.
To see the sketches and design process images go here: https://flic.kr/s/aHskYsFX3Y
High-res images also available in my Behance portfolio. www.be.net/saeedamiri
We did this view of the auditorium for our client, initially we were doing a day view but to provide the building a mood and sense of activity we went for an evening view. we like saturated and bold colors, we don’t mind even, going for certain exaggeration (through colors).
The Meeting Point is an old hangar redesigned as a gathering space for car lovers which combines a car park area, a small museum for Billy Karam’s model cars collection, in addition to an event space at the roof.
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Welcome to Hudson Yards. North of the Meatpacking District and Chelsea, adjacent to Hell’s Kitchen, stretching along the High Line and the river, and close to Midtown; an electric atmosphere in which you can work, play and live. A convergence of parks, public space, haute cuisine, shopping, easy access to transportation – did someone say 7 train? – and stunning views of the river and cityscape make it easy to see why the neighborhood is booming… and easy to see why Henry Hall is where you belong.
Here is the promised CG recreation making-of the Hudson Valley Guest House that was posted in the inspiration section earlier today. I love this one for the result and the fact this is a great example of a SketchUp + Skatter based project!
A beautiful project by Nishiwaza Architects in Vietnam, covers all the three elements of architecture- wood, concrete and glass. I tried to recreate the same project in 3D with my own tone and story telling, trying to showcase my understanding of the space.
