Stunning Home Interior Renders

When we first saw Alessandro Prodan’s work, we thought we wouldn’t ever be surprised seeing what CG artists are capable of. But the creator of the following images just proved us wrong. Hail the Russian CG visualization specialist Anton Valiev who has created these drop dead gorgeous renders.

Compared to Alessandro’s work these images lay more emphasis to the interiors and the tools they used for creating them are also different. Anton used 3DS Max for design and VRay for rendering while Alessandro chose Maya with MentalRay for rendering.

For the clueless, this level of photorealism is very difficult to achieve in computer aided design and if you are capable of doing this it means that you are the very cream of the trade you practise.

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When we first saw Alessandro Prodan’s work, we thought we wouldn’t ever be surprised seeing what CG artists are capable of. But the creator of the following images just proved us wrong. Hail the Russian CG visualization specialist Anton Valiev who has created these drop dead gorgeous renders.

Compared to Alessandro’s work these images lay more emphasis to the interiors and the tools they used for creating them are also different. Anton used 3DS Max for design and VRay for rendering while Alessandro chose Maya with MentalRay for rendering.

For the clueless, this level of photorealism is very difficult to achieve in computer aided design and if you are capable of doing this it means that you are the very cream of the trade you practise.

ANZ Center, Melbourne: Colorful, Creative Office

Congratulations to Australian architectural office Hassell for taking out first place at the 2010 World Architectural Festival for best interiors and fit out award with their project, “ANZ Business Centre”. Located on the Yarra River, this is an impressive building.

This banking headquarters is designed to accommodate 6,500 employees making it the largest single-tenanted commercial building in Australia. With such a large amount of people to cater for, the building has been designed to reinvent the traditional office layout. The designers have incorporated ‘hubs’, each developed for specific tasks, with each area given its own feel created by using colour and given a unique name.

Who wouldn’t want to work here? The atrium looks more like a mini city than an office building, natural light filtering through the area with cafe style seating areas everywhere, as well as office spaces overlooking the walkway.

The use of bright colours throughout the individually named ‘hubs’ creates unique environments in which to relax, socialise, hold meetings or just recharge for the day ahead.

An example of the workspaces, certainly a creative way to section off different work stations.

Each ‘hub’ is personalized with its own name including click, play and move.

Finally we have the client meeting breakout space, an area where you can help yourself to coffee, bask in the sunlight and get down to business.

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Địa chỉ bài viết: http://www.traidatmui.com/2010/11/tien-ich-tu-ong-tom-tat-bai-viet-co-anh.html#ixzz1hFRrW3D2 Nguồn: TRAIDATMUI.com

Congratulations to Australian architectural office Hassell for taking out first place at the 2010 World Architectural Festival for best interiors and fit out award with their project, “ANZ Business Centre”. Located on the Yarra River, this is an impressive building.

This banking headquarters is designed to accommodate 6,500 employees making it the largest single-tenanted commercial building in Australia. With such a large amount of people to cater for, the building has been designed to reinvent the traditional office layout. The designers have incorporated ‘hubs’, each developed for specific tasks, with each area given its own feel created by using colour and given a unique name.

Who wouldn’t want to work here? The atrium looks more like a mini city than an office building, natural light filtering through the area with cafe style seating areas everywhere, as well as office spaces overlooking the walkway.

The use of bright colours throughout the individually named ‘hubs’ creates unique environments in which to relax, socialise, hold meetings or just recharge for the day ahead.

An example of the workspaces, certainly a creative way to section off different work stations.

Each ‘hub’ is personalized with its own name including click, play and move.

Finally we have the client meeting breakout space, an area where you can help yourself to coffee, bask in the sunlight and get down to business.

An Office Made From Cardboard

Nothing is an Amsterdam based branding company that is now grabbing some media attention due to the uniqueness of their office. What is so unique? Well, their office is pretty much made from nothing but cardboard. We thought we would give this a feature here and probably get some of those creative gears turning in your head!

Okay here is how it looked before they started out:

And here is how it ended up.

Fiodr Sumkin, a Russian illustrator (who has rendered services for the NY Times, Esquire & Playboy) lent his drawing skills too to the office.

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Địa chỉ bài viết: http://www.traidatmui.com/2010/11/tien-ich-tu-ong-tom-tat-bai-viet-co-anh.html#ixzz1hFRrW3D2 Nguồn: TRAIDATMUI.com

Nothing is an Amsterdam based branding company that is now grabbing some media attention due to the uniqueness of their office. What is so unique? Well, their office is pretty much made from nothing but cardboard. We thought we would give this a feature here and probably get some of those creative gears turning in your head!

Okay here is how it looked before they started out:

And here is how it ended up.

Fiodr Sumkin, a Russian illustrator (who has rendered services for the NY Times, Esquire & Playboy) lent his drawing skills too to the office.