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This was created in my free time to test panorama render with quality and other things. This same scene we are testing in different render engines even on GPU too. I will share all this very soon.
Hope you like it… 🙂
This is a personal project from a year ago. It was my first ArchVIZ scene that I got to do from start to finish (not just modeling or some shading) where my goal was to apply some theories I knew about, but never applied in a real work (my attempt on “PBR” shading and so on).
As you can see I tried to recreate a photo by Meson’s kitchen company (don’t know the photographers or designers name though) although in the end I was lacking time and grew tired of looking for exact textures or trying to imitate light in exact manner so the result is obviously not 100% the same.
original photo by Meson’s Cucine.
For this competition we’ve had the pleasure of working with Lahdelma & Mahlamäki Architects and David Morley Architects for the international design competition launched by the UK Holocaust Memorial Foundation in September 2016 sought to identify the very best architectural talent to create an emotionally powerful and sensitively designed memorial.
Read more about the proposal here.
Recently I started to test FStorm Render in order to see if I can replace V-Ray RT GPU for my interior design projects. The initial tests completely satisfied me, so I started to work on this personal project to see how it performs in real world.
These images were made for a seasons study views of a graduation project at Conguillo National Park in Chile.
The project was Modeled in Rhino 5.0 and landscape done with 3dsmax 2017.
Rendered with Corona Renderer 1.5. No post production done at all.
This small space has been designed for the needs of ‘hotel services’. For those travelers who appreciate independence as a guest, high standard, relax in the comfort and privacy. Whole apartment was designed as open space.
Main part of it is a kitchen connected with the living room, and side part which consist of two functions – small office and bedroom.
Furniture was designed especially for this place to save as much place as possible.
