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"Whirl" is a dynamic concrete cabin with a curved, whirled design, where the floor seamlessly transforms into the rooftop, creating a continuous, walkable surface that offers stunning panoramic views.

WHIRL - prototype for a curved cabin

Davide PoggioNovember 18, 2024

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In this scenic Japanese resort your neighbor is a squirrel and your morning alarm is the ocean breeze. Perched on a seaside cliff, those cozy cabins give a room with a view a whole new level. Literally.

Another expensive Japanese resort

Davide PoggioMay 05

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Visualization: Alex & Iryna Ponomarenko
Architecture: Estudio Geya
Lead Architect: Lucas Geya
Location: Ituzaingó, Argentina
Tools: 3ds Max · Corona Renderer · Photoshop

This project is a visualization of the beautifully crafted X House, designed by Estudio Geya in Argentina.

We focused on how space, light, and vegetation interact within the architectural context — emphasizing a sense of balance, stillness, and spatial depth. The open X-shaped layout, with its connection to the garden and inner courtyards, offered a unique opportunity to explore mood and texture through carefully composed lighting and material relationships.

Special attention was given to the raw materials — concrete, wood, and greenery — and how their tactile qualities enrich the spatial experience.

X House

visartreeMay 19

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Grizli Studio visualized a beautiful proposal, commissioned by Van Wijnen and designed by Van Manen Architects and Baljon Landscape Architects.

Victoriapark in Hoofddorp is a contemporary interpretation of the Victorian style, featuring a park-like residential landscape interwoven with green radial lines that seamlessly connect to the existing greenery around the Toolenburgerplas.

Although the proposal was not selected, it remains an inspiring example of how architecture, landscape, and visualization come together in a compelling visual story.

Victoriapark Hoofddorp

Peter BeerensMay 26

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Most of my professional work involves visualizing new developments, I decided to imagine and design my own fictional development—rooted in reality, yet completely self-directed.
To ground the idea, I chose Manchester as the setting. There's no particular reason why, other than its strong character and the brick architecture typical of the UK, which I wanted to explore.
Using Google Earth, I discovered an "wild" parking lot surrounded by beautiful context and chose it as the site for my design.
Of course, this is entirely conceptual—there are no real plans for construction here.
The central architectural element in my design is a series of brick arches.
I began with a sketch and developed it into a 3D model, refining it multiple times while keeping the core form consistent.
I originally planned many viewpoints, but due to time limitations, I narrowed it down to five key images. Each one explores different lighting, composition, and atmospheric conditions.
What I enjoyed most was adding the narrative layers—people, pets, street art (including a cat mural), and small details that made the space feel alive.
The process reminded me how rewarding it is to simply create for the joy of it.

Brick Arches

Uliana YanishevskaMay 02

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The collection (pretty random this time) of scenes and images I made along with Artur Tamioła to be used as learning and promotional materials in our upcoming 3d masterclass.
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CommonPoint - 3d Exterior Lighting Masterclass

Bartosz DomiczekFebruary 13, 2023

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