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Making of Tobacco Company Headquarters by Vladislav Dechev

http://www.ronenbekerman.com/making-of-tobacco-company-headquarters-by-vladislav-dechev/ 84 Flares Facebook 61 Twitter 8 Pin It Share 6 6 Google+ 2 LinkedIn 7 in Share 7 StumbleUpon 0 84 Flares × Forum member Vladislav Dechev (graffitiman) posted an interesting set of renders of the Tobacoo Company Headquarters in Sicuan, China. The design has a unique look, with a green roofs emerging from the ground covering the structural elements.

How to enhance 3d renders with 2d elements

28 Flares Facebook 14 Twitter 4 Pin It Share 8 8 Google+ 1 LinkedIn 1 in Share 1 StumbleUpon 0 28 Flares × When i first started out with architectural visualization i was very strict about doing it 3d all the way, but today almost every image i create incorporates some 2d techniques applied in post using software such as photoshop. sometimes i add elements i didn’t have time to create in 3d or forgot about them. Other times i plan before hand on adding those elements and save time this way – especially if I’m not sure the client will approve them and this way i can just hide the layers. the technique I’ll describe in this post is especially useful and easy to apply in single focal point images. I’ll use the HO House image for the demonstration and below you can see the original render before the addition of 2d elements and the after image with those elements marked. http://www.ronenbekerman.com/how-to-enhance-3d-renders-with-2d-elements/

Making of Narrabeen House

143 Flares Facebook 72 Twitter 21 Pin It Share 27 27 Google+ 14 LinkedIn 3 in Share 3 StumbleUpon 5 143 Flares × Guillaume Favre takes us into the process of making his January 28 Best of Week forum entry – The Narrabeen House 3d recreation, originally designed and realized by Choi Ropiha Fighera architecture studio . Located in Sydney, Australia, I fell in love with this work for the same reasons Guillaume picked it as his personal project subject… great contemporary design with generous use of wood. http://www.ronenbekerman.com/making-of-narrabeen-house/