UE5 Cathedral- Kuiopo by Uzoka Chukwuemeka Melvis

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To view the 360 video animations of this project, you can check my artstation here:
https://www.artstation.com/artwork/RyLwrX
or Behance:
https://www.behance.net/gallery/169628725/UE5-Cathedral-Kuiopo

Pls watch 360 videos at highest resolution possible (4k) and turn on loop for the best viewing experience. I sincerely apologize for youtube’s video compression issues while viewing.

ASCOT Residence by Omegarender

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NSHAMA Town Square in Dubai is a mega-project that was launched in Dubai in early 2015, and is located along the Al-Qudra Road. The development has an area of 750 acres and will eventually include 3,000 townhouses and 18,000 apartments. The finished project will be under construction for 10 years.

We have made renderings for Nshama for two mini projects of this large project and have now started the third one.

In this publication, we will show you one of Nshama’s first-class residences, which is called ASCOT.

For the Ascot residence, we did exterior and interior 3D renderings. We visualized several shots in two atmospheres: bright daytime sun and the evening.

MORE PROJECTS ON: https://omegarender.com/gallery

City Life by Olga Johnson

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Year: 23
Software used: Autodesk 3ds max, Corona Render

This is a personal project. I just wanted to visualize skyscrapers and a big city full of life and dust.
On bēhance you can see a small gif and a glimpse of the process. Hope you like it!
Check out for more –
https://www.behance.net/gallery/169321089/CITY-LIFE

https://estatevisual.com/
https://www.instagram.com/estatevisual/

Rothschild 87 by The Craft

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Rothschild 87 – Urban renewal project in “The White City” of Bauhaus that is Tel Aviv, Israel. Visualization by The Craft and Architecture by Stability Studio.

We are showcasing the addition of three floors over a conservated building originally planned by Architect Carl Rubin in the international style. The original square composition maintains the continuous horizontal lines by subtracting volumes in favor of balconies along the whole façade.