City Life by Olga Johnson

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!
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Rothschild 87 by The Craft

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.

Candles by Vis-oN

Yard – plays the role of a hearth, the heat and energy of which “melts” and distorts the strict volumes of houses from the yards and the very surface of the yard, giving them a soft look. The distortion occurs in a diagonal direction towards the upper corners of the volumes. Due to the curvature of plastics, there is a gradual increase in the depth of open loggias to better view characteristics.

Facade planes from the side of the city are also partially depressed in local areas for the manifestation of internal melting. The principle of “melting” was also used in the shaping of the yard space.

Concept of spatial formation and shaping of volumes is dictated by the quality of the existing context and the desire to create the “Bilbao effect” or “oasis” that creates a fundamentally different quality of the visual environment.

Tensile Car Parking by RS Tensile

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Tensile Structure by Poddartensilesolutions

The materials used in tensile structures include fabrics, such as PVC-coated polyester or PTFE-coated fiberglass, as well as structural steel, aluminum, or other metals. The design of a tensile structure typically involves creating a three-dimensional shape that is tensioned between supports to create a stable, yet flexible, structure.
Advantages of tensile structures include their lightweight nature, which reduces the amount of material needed, and their ability to span large distances without the need for additional support. Additionally, they can be designed to provide shade and weather protection, as well as to create visually striking and unique architectural designs. Pl. Contact for Best Price and Demo any working time.

Keeping it real with rain: Exterior visualization of a modern multi-family home by Render Vision

Have you ever noticed how the atmosphere changes when the skies turn dark gray before the rain starts, and becomes bright again once it stops?
In theory, a gray sky sounds too gloomy for a real estate client presentation. In reality, the dramatic, high-contrast effects of rain and dark clouds add a much more realistic look and feel to any building.
We offer various light settings and weather options to present your project in an emotive, hyper-realistic environment. Contact us to find the right setting for you!

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