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Walk&Talk temporary pavilion 2020 entry by SCORE Architecture.
Largo de São João in Ponta Delgada, Azores (Portugal).
Commissioned work.
Image © imperfct*

Walk&Talk Pavilion by SCORE Architecture

Imperfct*June 23, 2020

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Curiosity appears from unreachable objectives of the moment.

Curiosity

Volodymyr VustyanskyJune 22, 2020

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Exhibit - TMRW Challenge 2020 - In between the GAP

Concept design and visual by Duy Phan

‘The visual of the not actual physical built structure, but it’s communication method.’

Have you ever been in the SHED NYC before?

I wonder if there will be a new iconic addition to Hudson Yards, which could be a better place to introduce the development design to the public than the SHED_the Bloomberg building’s public gallery!

“The Shed commissions original works of art, across all disciplines, for all audiences. We bring together established and emerging artists in fields ranging from hip hop to classical music, painting to digital media, theatre to literature, and sculpture to dance.”
theshed.org/about

Imagine the year 2025, when Related Group decides to share the new vision for Hudson Yards with the ARM Skyline. Having a strong cultural and artistic community connection, the SHED would be a perfect spot to host the exhibition to propose a new landmark to New Yorkers and visitors.

Since the competition gives the chance to have an actual design and to tell a story about the ideas behind that through visual connection, considering how to structure a story around the ARM idea, I divide it into 4 chapters. And what you are looking at is chapter One_The ARM 2025, before any brick is built and visual memory is what the project uses to convey its message.

Exhibit - TMRW Challenge 2020

Duy PhanJune 21, 2020

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Defying the rot, the darkroom gradually becomes re-embedded into the fabric of the ever-growing city, forever occupying the brief slice of time between the recent past and the near next, developing images of and by the city ad Infinitum.

Between The Frame - Tests

james della valle June 17, 2020

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Article

In this article I will outline 10 common misconceptions that I fell for early in my career and still encounter when I do consulting work with young studios and freelancers. Double check you're not victim of these pitfalls!

10 misconceptions on how to work with your clients

Simon OudietteJune 09, 2020

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New Collective housing

Collective Housing

VoxelPixelMay 30, 2020

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Practice render Neoclassical

Neoclassical

HidekiD.ShimizuMay 28, 2020

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What does anyone look like when sleeping?

Hala La Buda

Volodymyr VustyanskyJune 16, 2020

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Software: 3ds Max | Corona Render | PSD

Glass House

Anh NguyenJune 15, 2020

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Personal work

IN THE GREENERY

AWCGJune 12, 2020

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Housing estate in Warsaw - Iwicka Street
Developer: Yareal
Architectural design by Maas Projekt
2019

Housing estate in Warsaw

PEAK StudioJune 14, 2020

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City Mega Archway

Southbank by Beulah
Academic project Design & Visual by Duy Phan
Living in the visual world equals all possibilities and makes no such thing impossible. Unbuilt architecture, although doesn’t mark physical impact yet still maintain the power of obsessing viewers. Visual language has no borderline, it distinguishes no nation and requires no verbal understanding. The desire caused by unbuilt architecture imagery is raising the question “what if?”

I have always found it intriguing in seeing unbuilt visualization artwork and wonder who the visualizer is, if not the translator, whose ability is spreading the message from one mind to another, not by alphabet characters but colour palette, in photoshop or 3dsmax :”)

Southbank by Beulah was a chance for me to ask ‘what if’ the chance of shaping Melbourne skyline is mine. Seeing the heavy density development in the future would become a giant wall, City Mega Archway sacrifices the openness the area is missing, giving back the emptiness to break the discontinuation from the visual connection between two sides of the Yarra River.

City Archway

Duy PhanJune 12, 2020

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Hope is a project for the design challenge about designing an ideal space for lockdown.which i designed and visualized.

Location: Budapest
Project description:
Children resemble hope & future. For a healthy community in future, we need to keep them in a good health. Here, with the help of design, we not only create an atmosphere for them to keep in touch with their friends during lock down, but also maintaining social distancing.
The project portraits a badminton playground in a rectangular shape & corners as sitting spots.
As the courtyard surrounding suggest, it has been built in a classic style manifesting Budapest rich architecture within a small yard.
This way, children have the chance to retain their positive vibes; later on, spreading it out.

Hope

Saman GardyJune 14, 2020

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Front Street

Thomas Edward AllenJune 12, 2020

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Chile house.
CGI: VicnguyenDesign
sw: 3dmax, corona and PS
thanks all!
CGI: VicnguyenDesign
sw: 3dmax, corona and PS
thanks all!

Chile house.

vicnguyen designJune 13, 2020

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A Mute Icon: Responding to the brief of providing a commercial office building in a very formal context, the project aims to construct an authentic dichotomic image: one that can be confused for a strange civic building, too mute to be publicly engaged, but yet too eccentrically unusual to be privately used. Governing the construction of this image is the problem of mass. A simple volume cladded in a dark tinted glass curtain wall is cut diagonally into a crystalline shape, therefore creating a more idiosyncratic silhouette. A horizontally subtracted balcony slices the mass horizontally across the two main facades, and affords the medical offices with more visibility and a direct relationship with the exterior. Adjacent to the main entry at the corner, a small park sets the whole composition back from the street, adding the necessary distance to experience and engage the building from the sidewalk.

Despite its significant corner presence, the project is decidedly one-sided, hinting to the importance of the civic center in front and to its inherent ambivalence towards context. While the Broadway facade is flat and flash with the street, the one facing Isabelle ports a recursively fuzzy bris-solei system over the glass curtain wall, adding a level of formal indeterminacy and aesthetic clouding to the building mass. This element protects the building from the south-east sun, while creeping up to the roof and doubling as a shading trellis for a much-needed outdoor space in the terrace. At ground level, the vertical shading system engages the small green open space, which houses bike racks, seating benches and native vegetation for public and private use. Scheduled to start construction in 2018, the project consists of a steel structure of 3 stacking levels plus terrace over a concrete podium including two levels of underground parking.

Description Taken from: https://patterns.work/AFH

P-A-T-T-E-R-N-S A4H

Shimahara VisualMay 14, 2020

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Rumah Kranggan

Kolletra Visual StudioMay 28, 2020

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A Futuro house is a round, prefabricated house designed by Matti Suuronen, of which fewer than 100 were built during the late 1960s and early 1970s. The shape, reminiscent of a flying saucer, and the structure’s airplane hatch entrance has made the houses sought after by collectors.

It's retro-futuristic look seemed inspiring to make a few nice images.

Futuro Houses

Volodymyr VustyanskyJune 12, 2020

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Key Frame Studio - http://www.keyframe-studio.com
A shot of the hero in the main character in the museum landscape done for Key Frame Studio.

The Great Museum

aaron lamNovember 20, 2018

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Part of a series of futuristic depictions for our trusted client Newtecnic, exemplifying a not to distant future of brutalist inclined architecture.

Au revoir // Newtecnic

Arqui9May 05, 2020

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