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Town Bridge rendering based on a drawing of amazing Brodsky and Utkin. I played a lot with lighting on that piece and wanted to show you my favorite ones

Town Bridge

Bartosz PalusJuly 12, 2022

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Hi guys,
This is our work.
Architect: Luigi Esposito
CG Artist: Hossein Yadollahpour
Software: 3Ds Max, Corona render, Photoshop,...
I hope you like it.

Norwegian tower

Hossein YadollahpourJuly 01, 2022

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I don't know why but I love train stations. I like making the image more. It seems to me that it describes the momentary cycle of life. Someone is returning from a new adventure, while someone is going on a new adventure. I got the name of this project from the blueberry, whose color I was inspired by.

I hope you will like it.

BLUE BERRY | Renderings for a Train Station Concept

KIVANC T.July 02, 2022

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PAN_Treetop_Cabins

Sony RafaelJuly 03, 2022

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work

baodongniJune 27, 2022

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Creating something new together

The continuous training of our employees is very important to us. During the one-month stay at the State of Art Masterclass in Venice, inspiring visual worlds were created.

Team power

DesignRaumJune 27, 2022

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Creating something new together

The continuous training of our employees is very important to us. During the one-month stay at the State of Art Masterclass in Venice, inspiring visual worlds were created.

Team power

DesignRaumJune 27, 2022

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Observation tower
In the competition for the replacement of the observation tower in Stadel ZH we supported Graf Biscioni Architekten with our visualizations.

Aussichtsturm Stadel

DesignRaumJune 27, 2022

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Office Bulding

Kama DANFAKHAJune 29, 2022

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The project is located in the La Perla Shopping Center District, in the City of Zapopan, Jalisco, Mexico. It is an exercise in urban integration that combines modernity through architecture and tradition in the activities of the community in Jalisco.

The facade converges at a vertex that forms the union of two avenues, it is formed by a grid of triangular modules with flat pieces and in low relief, forming a subtracted pyramid, which when rotated allows multiple variables, and when combined it manages to transmit the sensation of movement. The texture rotates along the walls of the façade, which points to and accentuates the main access to the store. In addition to the set of reliefs, the same geometry has been transferred to the openings through windows that frame the exterior urban context and allow natural lighting inside.

The intention of this facade is that as the day passes, the solar illumination generates games of shadows and reflections. Therefore, the facade always looks different, even at night, thanks to the lighting design. It is important to point out that the scale of the project was decisive for the modulation, the composition responds to the large canvas of the envelope, without losing sight of the user, it is interesting to observe in an open view how the human figure is embraced by the games of lines and their own shadows.

The facade construction is made from prefabricated white concrete on metal frames, the material allows minimal maintenance, and being a designed piece allows the least number of adjustments in placement.

LIVERPOOL DISTRITO LA PERLA FACADE

Miguel de la Torre mta+vJune 29, 2022

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The project is located in the La Perla Shopping Center District, in the City of Zapopan, Jalisco, Mexico. It is an exercise in urban integration that combines modernity through architecture and tradition in the activities of the community in Jalisco.

The facade converges at a vertex that forms the union of two avenues, it is formed by a grid of triangular modules with flat pieces and in low relief, forming a subtracted pyramid, which when rotated allows multiple variables, and when combined it manages to transmit the sensation of movement. The texture rotates along the walls of the façade, which points to and accentuates the main access to the store. In addition to the set of reliefs, the same geometry has been transferred to the openings through windows that frame the exterior urban context and allow natural lighting inside.

The intention of this facade is that as the day passes, the solar illumination generates games of shadows and reflections. Therefore, the facade always looks different, even at night, thanks to the lighting design. It is important to point out that the scale of the project was decisive for the modulation, the composition responds to the large canvas of the envelope, without losing sight of the user, it is interesting to observe in an open view how the human figure is embraced by the games of lines and their own shadows.

The facade construction is made from prefabricated white concrete on metal frames, the material allows minimal maintenance, and being a designed piece allows the least number of adjustments in placement.

LIVERPOOL DISTRITO LA PERLA FACADE

Miguel de la Torre mta+vJune 29, 2022

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The project is located in the La Perla Shopping Center District, in the City of Zapopan, Jalisco, Mexico. It is an exercise in urban integration that combines modernity through architecture and tradition in the activities of the community in Jalisco.

The facade converges at a vertex that forms the union of two avenues, it is formed by a grid of triangular modules with flat pieces and in low relief, forming a subtracted pyramid, which when rotated allows multiple variables, and when combined it manages to transmit the sensation of movement. The texture rotates along the walls of the façade, which points to and accentuates the main access to the store. In addition to the set of reliefs, the same geometry has been transferred to the openings through windows that frame the exterior urban context and allow natural lighting inside.

The intention of this facade is that as the day passes, the solar illumination generates games of shadows and reflections. Therefore, the facade always looks different, even at night, thanks to the lighting design. It is important to point out that the scale of the project was decisive for the modulation, the composition responds to the large canvas of the envelope, without losing sight of the user, it is interesting to observe in an open view how the human figure is embraced by the games of lines and their own shadows.

The facade construction is made from prefabricated white concrete on metal frames, the material allows minimal maintenance, and being a designed piece allows the least number of adjustments in placement.

LIVERPOOL DISTRITO LA PERLA FACADE

Miguel de la Torre mta+vJune 29, 2022

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The project is located in the La Perla Shopping Center District, in the City of Zapopan, Jalisco, Mexico. It is an exercise in urban integration that combines modernity through architecture and tradition in the activities of the community in Jalisco.

The facade converges at a vertex that forms the union of two avenues, it is formed by a grid of triangular modules with flat pieces and in low relief, forming a subtracted pyramid, which when rotated allows multiple variables, and when combined it manages to transmit the sensation of movement. The texture rotates along the walls of the façade, which points to and accentuates the main access to the store. In addition to the set of reliefs, the same geometry has been transferred to the openings through windows that frame the exterior urban context and allow natural lighting inside.

The intention of this facade is that as the day passes, the solar illumination generates games of shadows and reflections. Therefore, the facade always looks different, even at night, thanks to the lighting design. It is important to point out that the scale of the project was decisive for the modulation, the composition responds to the large canvas of the envelope, without losing sight of the user, it is interesting to observe in an open view how the human figure is embraced by the games of lines and their own shadows.

The facade construction is made from prefabricated white concrete on metal frames, the material allows minimal maintenance, and being a designed piece allows the least number of adjustments in placement.

LIVERPOOL DISTRITO LA PERLA FACADE

Miguel de la Torre mta+vJune 29, 2022

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The project is located in the La Perla Shopping Center District, in the City of Zapopan, Jalisco, Mexico. It is an exercise in urban integration that combines modernity through architecture and tradition in the activities of the community in Jalisco.

The facade converges at a vertex that forms the union of two avenues, it is formed by a grid of triangular modules with flat pieces and in low relief, forming a subtracted pyramid, which when rotated allows multiple variables, and when combined it manages to transmit the sensation of movement. The texture rotates along the walls of the façade, which points to and accentuates the main access to the store. In addition to the set of reliefs, the same geometry has been transferred to the openings through windows that frame the exterior urban context and allow natural lighting inside.

The intention of this facade is that as the day passes, the solar illumination generates games of shadows and reflections. Therefore, the facade always looks different, even at night, thanks to the lighting design. It is important to point out that the scale of the project was decisive for the modulation, the composition responds to the large canvas of the envelope, without losing sight of the user, it is interesting to observe in an open view how the human figure is embraced by the games of lines and their own shadows.

The facade construction is made from prefabricated white concrete on metal frames, the material allows minimal maintenance, and being a designed piece allows the least number of adjustments in placement.

LIVERPOOL DISTRITO LA PERLA FACADE

Miguel de la Torre mta+vJune 29, 2022

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RESEARCH CENTER, RICHMOND, CANADA

Branch VisualJune 25, 2022

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Gran Airport

CGI: Wellington Franzao

Building Design by - Archexteriors

Photography - xiang-ji ( Pexel ) olivia-anne-snyder ( unsplash )

3ds max / corona renderer / PS

https://lnkd.in/dinhuX6V

Gran Airport

Wellington Freire FranzãoJune 17, 2022

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Gran Airport

CGI: Wellington Franzao

Building Design by - Archexteriors

Photography - xiang-ji ( Pexel ) olivia-anne-snyder ( unsplash )

3ds max / corona renderer / PS

https://lnkd.in/dinhuX6V

Gran Airport

Wellington Freire FranzãoJune 17, 2022

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That's my third personal, portfolio project from june of 2022 year.

3rd May Avenue Office Park

Adrian DługoszJune 04, 2022

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Design and visualization by @liane_csouza

I developed these images for a rendering contest where the suggested theme was Japandi style.
Organic elements, light tones and low furniture make up this style well.
I did a reinterpretation of a project that I took as a reference on Pinterest.

Softwares: 3dsmax | Corona Renderer | Photoshop | Lightroom

CGI - JAPANDI LIVING

LIANE CAMARGO DE SOUZAJune 03, 2022

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Some visuals for the window-frame company Gutmann, we had to Design and visualize an office space schowcasing their product.

Gutmann Wood-Aluminum Visuals

GRAU VisualsJune 04, 2022

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