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Machu Picchu is one of the most incredible places that I have ever visited. The Inca city is hidden in the Amazon rainforest and built at the top of a mountain. There are many ways to get there, and we chose a 10km trail that departs from the hydroelectric along the Urubamba River. It was a great choice and an incredible experience. Almost 5 hours to arrive at Águas Calientes. Sun, heat, high humidity, rain, and cold along the way. On the next day, we visited Machu Picchu. What a wonderful and intriguing place. We got a train back to Cuzco, a great choice with spectacular views. This adventure inspired me so much that I decided to express my wonderment by working in CGI scenes, trying to bring to those images not only what I saw but also what I felt in this magical place.
Recently completed project for one of our clients, a new development of 1,2,3 and 4 bedroom homes.
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Architectural modeling to V-ray rendering
CONCRETE VILLA; OUTDOOR SCENE
Modeled, Visualized and Rendered by : Yours Truly
Workflow : SUpro2018 – Vray Next 4.10 – PScs6
Resolution : 1300 x 1600
Inspiration : From Ljubljana designed by Slovenian Architect
Finally got time to post this. A short animation created during this pandemic lockdown. The urge of going outside and escaping concrete jungles led to this creation. Completely non commissioned and why not 4K. We would love to have your critiques.
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I always like the architecture of Mies, and I was really inspired by this project. The way he expressed forms, lines, and excellent feel he has at the moment to conceive the architecture and integrated with the natural environment.
This project was a good experience for me and I really enjoy working on it and the process of making different moods to try to give the project a realistic atmosphere.
“When one looks at Nature through the glass walls of the Farnsworth House, it takes on a deeper significance than when one stands outside. More of Nature is thus expressed – it becomes part of a greater whole”
-Ludwig Mies van der Rohe