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Glass House - Ennismore, Canada

Santiago AceroJune 14, 2023

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Laurel

Wayne BrattonJune 15, 2023

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Personal Project

Small CabIN

Renzo CanroApril 17, 2023

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NBOX VISUAL April 17, 2023

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SH03

Anna VoropaievaApril 17, 2023

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Rug Showcase: Immersive 3D Presentation of Exquisite Rugs in Realistic Settings

Alexandru CosmaApril 17, 2023

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Office National des Forêts Headquarters

Office National des Forêts Headquarters

Sergey MatvienkoApril 17, 2023

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Office National des Forêts Headquarters

Office National des Forêts Headquarters

Sergey MatvienkoApril 17, 2023

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Visualisations for our client ssm architekten AG

Kocherei Attisholzareal Competition, Riedholz

Nightnurse ImagesApril 17, 2023

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Visualisations for our client ssm architekten AG

Kocherei Attisholzareal Competition, Riedholz

Nightnurse ImagesApril 17, 2023

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Farmhouse in Ireland

Farmhouse in Ireland

Chingis SarsenApril 17, 2023

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Visualisations for our client ssm architekten AG

Kocherei Attisholzareal Competition, Riedholz

Nightnurse ImagesApril 17, 2023

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Waverley Estate homes

Igor KalinskiyApril 18, 2023

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3rd place for the Wildlife Pavilion competition by Terraviva Competitions

Designing architecture for wildlife and nature is a complex and challenging task that requires careful consideration of various factors. One of the primary goals is to minimize the built environment's impact on the natural ecosystem. This involves preserving existing natural features such as trees, water bodies, and rocks and incorporating them into the design. The use of sustainable and eco-friendly materials is also crucial to reduce the carbon footprint and maintaining a healthy environment for wildlife.
Additionally, the design should aim to create a harmonious relationship between the built environment and the surrounding nature, promoting coexistence. Each pavilion is derived from the golden ratio to follow the harmony and balance found in the natural world. The pavilions aim to promote biodiversity and enhance the ecological value of the site by providing opportunities for wildlife to thrive by incorporating insect hotels, shelter for birds, and nesting areas for small mammals.

Pavilion 2 is a place for humans to sit in the shadows and enjoy the flora and fauna. Each pavilion is made from all recycled materials such as wood, metal, and thatched hay. This ensures a minimal environmental footprint that will be welcomed by all flora and fauna.

Just like Pavilion 1, Pavilion 3 is made just for fauna. They are there to communicate with anything non-human. Birds, mammals, and insects can use these spaces to their advantage in whatever way they would like.

Under the Willow Tree

Eli LiebenowApril 18, 2023

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Conceived as a dialogue between modern influences and the ranch history of a gated community, Hidden Hills, encompasses a single-level 12,000-square-foot residence with a guest home, maintained horse trails, cultivated courtyards, and a spa-like zero-edge pool.

The main focus of the Hidden Hills visualization was on minimalist details and warm tones. The color palette of the project is the personification of California, it keeps the sunny mood of the state in all parts of the visualization.

Throughout the home, the lines between indoor and outdoor are blurred with sprawling windows that overlook the meticulously nestled patio.

In this project, we have proposed an additional autumn option for the courtyard shot.
Although additional options require insignificant time/money investments, they can quite impact the perception of the project.
Often, this allows for a fresh perspective on the project and can inspire new ideas.

Our team was pleased to assist Bittoni Architects in developing the presentation materials for this exciting project!

Hidden Hills

CYLIND StudioApril 18, 2023

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House in Ourèm-Portugal

Marco AlfonsoApril 13, 2023

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House in Ourèm-Portugal

Marco AlfonsoApril 13, 2023

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House in Ourèm-Portugal

Marco AlfonsoApril 13, 2023

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House in Ourèm-Portugal

Marco AlfonsoApril 13, 2023

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TYPOLOGY: Exterior
STATUS: Completed
LOCATION: Canada
CLIENT: Brigil
VISUALIZATION: Omegarender
COMPLETITION TIME: 3 weeks

Champlain

Omega RenderApril 14, 2023

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