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3dsmax, Corona render

Casa G

Jacobo Gonzalez CalderonMay 11

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Epic Tower

Behnam MansouriJanuary 01

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It is a common trope to hear artists complain about clients ruining their images, that they didn’t have the right ideas for the image, and that if they listened to the artist, they would be a millionaire now. Problem is, the client is always right. They might just be a bit misinformed.

Your client is always right, but they might be misinformed

Simon OudietteJanuary 11

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••• Competition Entry •••
■ Nine Prime 'Top 9' in COAF SMART Campus in Armavir
Issued by COAF (Children of Armenia Fund)
• Category: Educational Campus
• Architecture firm: Urban Unit Architecture & Construction
• Location: Armavir, Armenia
• Status: Unbuilt | Conceptual
• Area: 90.000 Sqm
• Principal Architect: Harmik Hanbarchyan, Ali Nazari
• Project Architects: Ahmad Eghtesad, Mohammad Aghaei, Mary Grigoryan, Anjela Petrosyan
• Structural Engineer: Tade Avazbalyan
• 3D Modeling and Visualization: Ahmad Eghtesad
• Software: Rhino, Grasshopper, Twinmotion, Adobe Photoshop
• Year:2022

Eco Loop

Ahmad EghtesadSeptember 09, 2023

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3ds max, PS

Red light hotel

Eugene LiashukJuly 10, 2023

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Exterior Rendering Of Rooftop Resturant.

The Rooftop

Ali AsgarMay 27, 2023

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Customer: Architekturbüro Pfaffinger
Implementation time of the project (3 pictures): 14 days

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

Render VisionApril 25, 2023

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Henge Hill house is designed upon the footprints of an old farm storage building on the picturesque olive slopes. The crude craftsmanship of the remaining shell is restored and anchors the new suites of rooms deep in genius loci.

Henge Hill

Bartosz DomiczekMay 05, 2020

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Vertical Forest

Vanilla StudioMarch 14, 2023

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Tommila Architects’s and Kaleidoscope’s proposal for the Train Factory area in Helsinki involves the construction of brick-clad halls that are based on the principles of circular economy. The design presents innovative ideas for developing industrial areas in urban settings and was acknowledged by the jury for having the strongest public ground floor program among all the proposals. The building features a multi-use space that can host performances, concerts, gigs, cinema, and lectures. Our images show how the quarter could foster a sense of community and become a lively hub, no matter the season.

Their partners in the competition:
Nomaji maisema-arkkitehdit Oy
A-Insinöörit

Helsinki Train Factory

Brick VisualMarch 03, 2023

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Pie in the Sky

JPAGSeptember 27, 2022

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Lately, we've been commissioned to portray a beach resort on the south coast of Lebanon, offering amazing sunsets and stunning scenery.
We tried to illustrate this experience through a set of imageries, reflecting the calm atmosphere where one can relax and unwind, drifting away the mind with the tides.

At the end of the day

JPAGMarch 05, 2023

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Lately, we've been commissioned to portray a beach resort on the south coast of Lebanon, offering amazing sunsets and stunning scenery.
We tried to illustrate this experience through a set of imageries, reflecting the calm atmosphere where one can relax and unwind, drifting away the mind with the tides.

At the end of the day

JPAGMarch 05, 2023

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A project designed by a talented and experienced architect and interiorist, my great friend, Gloria Palacino and company.

Inspired by great taste and luxury.

Kitchen Casa Veliz Perdomo

Daniel Naranjo CordobaMarch 05, 2023

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Tommila Architects’s and Kaleidoscope’s proposal for the Train Factory area in Helsinki involves the construction of brick-clad halls that are based on the principles of circular economy. The design presents innovative ideas for developing industrial areas in urban settings and was acknowledged by the jury for having the strongest public ground floor program among all the proposals. The building features a multi-use space that can host performances, concerts, gigs, cinema, and lectures. Our images show how the quarter could foster a sense of community and become a lively hub, no matter the season.

Their partners in the competition:
Nomaji maisema-arkkitehdit Oy
A-Insinöörit

Helsinki Train Factory

Brick VisualMarch 03, 2023

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chalet at the sea side

abelDecember 09, 2022

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In the video below I analyze some images made with AI, trying to identify the Compositional Structures used, and what could be improved.

[ TRAINING ] Reviewing Composition in AI Images

Ciro SanninoJanuary 17, 2023

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The Pavilions of the Senses
In the near future, increasing pollution in the world will cause a previously unknown disorder called "ikki".
Humanity will then start to lose the use of all its senses...
Although most of them will try to inject themselves with technological implants that will transform them into a kind of bionic man, a group of scientists and architects under the impulse of Dr Nagano and the architect Kengo Kuma will start to search for a site through which they will be able to reinitialize the senses of human beings thanks to a unique architectural experiment with the "Tezawari" program.
The construction of these pavilions around the world was then launched...
The Taste Pavillon
Location: India
Located on the slopes of the Himalayas in northern Kashmir in a rocky corridor that is constantly swept by winds from the south. This place was called the cradle of spices by the ancients. Indeed, the wind that sweeps through this place brings scents from all over northern India to a single site. The pavilion is nothing but a tent the size of a Mongolian yurt which is located where the winds are most concentrated. This tent has small holes that filter a concentration of atmospheric dosage that will act on the sensory stimulus of taste for the person inside the pavilion. It is estimated that it takes 34 seconds for the sensory reset to take place.
The scent pavilion
Location: Scotland
It was a young shepherd who, while trying to recover a lost sheep, discovered this place. As he bent down to retrieve his sheep, he smelled the freshness of the grass and flowers again. The addition of rare phenomena, a constant atmospheric pressure, hydrometric and temperature all year round has made a unique grass grow that acts directly on our sensors. The lodge is located in the centre of this mountainous plain, it is simply a contemporary villa-like residence with an opening in the centre to let in the scents. It is necessary to sleep a whole night in order to provoke the "reset".
The sound pavilion
Location: Japan
Very popular with Japanese fishermen, located off the coast of Shiraishi-Jima, this bay is cradled by a windy sea current which, once it has vibrated, causes a deep feeling of calmness. The sound pavilion, also known as the pavilion of a thousand sails, was originally created to soothe people in great pain. However, if one remains motionless for only 1 hour, the vibration caused by the sails offers an inaudible sound frequency but establishes a "reset" of the hearing.
The touching pavilion
Location: Israel
Amit Hoffmann is the shepherd who discovered this place, or rather phenomenon... While grazing his sheep on the plains of a dormant volcano. He lost one of his sheep without knowing where it had gone until he looked up and discovered that his sheep was floating in the air. Amit had just discovered the only place on earth where gravity was absent... In addition to the absence of gravity, we observed a singular reaction of the human body during a presence of more than 5 minutes in this space, a "reset" of the touch... The pavilion is nothing but a wooden footbridge to wait for a drone to come and transport you to the center of the structure where the 0 G point is located.
The pavilion of the view
Location: Siberia
Without a doubt, the most important of all... But also unfortunately, the most difficult to access. Located only a few kilometers from the Russian missile launch pad. This pavilion is built under the ground and the ice. Inspired by the work of Professor Ballanche, the principle of the architecture is to create the most intense chiaroscuro possible. The pavilion is similar to a bunker with a succession of dark rooms until absolute darkness. You have to stay in the dark for 21 minutes and then go outside. The white of the snow is so pure that it creates a violent contrast at the level of the optic nerve which creates a "reset".

The Pavilions of the Senses

Romain BrunasFebruary 15, 2023

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Create an outstanding visualization of a project with the production of high quality rendering - covering the design process and selling it to future users.

Cristina Mañas García

Cristina Mañas GarcíaFebruary 06, 2023

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Mirror

Tuan Anh Hoang DucJanuary 09, 2023

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