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When the cabin challenge started. I tried to take part in this challenge. But unfortunately, time did not give me this opportunity. But after the challenge, I tried to do something about it. Eventually I created “The Cabin” with 3dsmax and corona renderer .
New York Times building is one of the most recognizable pieces of architecture in the world. The tower was designed by Renzo Piano Building Workshop and FXFOWLE Architects, with Gensler providing the interior design.
It’s based on the west side of Midtown Manhattan, surrounded by the New York skyscrapers. The New York Times Building is the eighth-tallest building in the city.
It’s not a secret that New York Times building is one of our favorites. The tower is unique, because of the steel construction placed on the external side of the building. It gives an individual, industrial touch to the whole creation.
Wikipedia says -„In excess of 95% of the structural steel was recycled.” – that’s a quite impressing fact.
When we decided to prepare a set of the images dedicated to NYT building, we knew that a complete 3d environment would help us. Mainly, because of the sense of freedom during the cameras selection process. We tested many views and many light options, but we felt that the tower looks best soaked up in the golden rays of the sunset.
We sincerely appreciate every minute spent on this project.
I would like to share with you my latest concept, “Off The Grid Office”, created with only one scope – to illustrate our constant need of bonding with nature. With this idea pressuring my mind, I have moved the open space concept to a a remote area, where the surroundings helped me bring work in the nature and nature into work.
Following the seasonal rainfall, over one million white-bearded wildebeest and other species migrate from Masai Mara in Kenya to the Serengeti in Tanzania on an annual basis, offering spectacular game viewing opportunities.
Uniquely, the elite tented camp moves twice a year within the national park to ensure the best possible sightings of this phenomenon. From mid-December to the end of March, the camp is located in the Ndutu region, on a hilltop site – the perfect location from which to witness the migration and the wonders of the calving season. From this vantage point, stunning views of Lake Ndutu and iridescent sunsets can be absorbed too.
From the start of June to the end of October, the camp is located in the Lobo area, in proximity to both the Grumeti and Mara Rivers, with convenient access to the Lobo Airstrip. It offers an equally sensational experience of the migration and the surrounding environment. The particular region in which the camp is located is highly exclusive, with few other camps in the area, offering raw and uninterrupted nature viewing.
Competition images we have done for the upcoming Asian Games in Hangzhou.
A controversial, highly debated and yet incredibly spectacular project in Oslo, Barcode Project buildings has already become a recognizable landscape. Can’t argue with that – under the neon lights the quarter looks amazing!
This wonderful view reproduced by VisEngine team was inspired by the urban landscape of the old city.
