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Wellington Freire Franz?oFebruary 17

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Wellington Freire Franz?oMarch 02

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A 3D visualization of a modern lakeside retreat, harmonizing minimalist architecture with rugged natural beauty. Framed by towering trees and rocky terrain, the design showcases clean lines, expansive glass walls, and a serene waterfront, offering a perfect blend of comfort and nature.

Serene Edge

Valiee.March 28

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I am delighted to present my latest architectural visualization project��a multi-family villa located in Nishtarud, designed by the talented Masoud Hatami (@masoudhatami13) of Dida Office (@dida.office). This render, meticulously crafted using ŷ��AV, aims to encapsulate the serene essence of modern architecture through a harmonious interplay of light, shadow, and reflection.

The design of this villa reflects a perfect balance between functionality and aesthetic elegance, creating a tranquil living space that seamlessly integrates with its natural surroundings. My focus in this project was to highlight the architectural vision of the design team by emphasizing the subtle details��such as the warm lighting that accentuates the villa��s modern lines and the reflective water feature that mirrors its minimalist beauty during twilight.

I invite you to explore this visual journey and share your thoughts. As a passionate 3D artist, I am always eager to collaborate on projects that push the boundaries of architectural visualization. Let��s connect and create something extraordinary together!

**Credits:**
- Designed by: Masoud Hatami (@masoudhatami13) - Dida Office (@dida.office)
- Rendered and Presented by: [Aryan Badri]

**Tools Used:** 3ds Max, ŷ��AV

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Serenity in Reflection: Multi-Family Villa at Nishtarud

aryan badriMarch 22

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This project was specifically created for my entry to the Minimalist Marvels competition by CG Award.

Passionate about creating 3D architectural visual renderings, I have always been drawn to exploring pure and minimalist forms. The CG Award competition presents a unique opportunity to bring to life an idea that has been on my mind for a long time.
For this occasion, I have created a series of three illustrations with a minimalist and deeply dark aesthetic. One of the most intriguing aspects of this project lies in its sensory approach: the longer the eye adjusts, the more subtle details emerge, gradually revealing the depth and complexity of each composition.

Article published on the architecture-specialized website Dezeen (November 2031).

The Black Temple: An Exploration of the Limits of Human Perception
In 2031, during excavations at the site of an ancient volcano in Iceland, speleologist Gary Henderson made an unprecedented discovery: an immense underground cavity, named The Cave. This natural cavern, the largest ever recorded, boasts staggering dimensions��approximately 527 meters in height and nearly 1,760 meters in width. Located about 3,000 meters below sea level, it constitutes an extreme and unique environment.
The walls of The Cave are primarily composed of porous volcanic rock, giving the site an exceptional acoustic property: the near-total absorption of sound waves, making echoes impossible. Furthermore, due to its depth, no natural light penetrates this space, plunging the cavern into absolute darkness.
Another remarkable feature of this location lies in its atmosphere, which retains faint traces of sulfuric vapors from past volcanic activity. Although breathable, this atmosphere profoundly alters sensory perception, eliminating all taste and touch sensations. Additionally, the high atmospheric pressure induces a sensation of weightlessness, disrupting the sense of touch and spatial orientation.
It is within this extraordinary setting that the Black Temple project was launched in 2041. Led by a team of engineers, architects, and neuroscience researchers, this project aims to explore the effects of complete sensory deprivation on human consciousness. Inspired by aerodynamic principles, particularly the curves of the experimental D2 aircraft, a monumental structure was designed to be suspended at the bottom of the cavern using ultra-resistant cables.
The Black Temple was designed to gradually guide volunteers toward total sensory deprivation. During the descent, a specially designed drone follows the structure, illuminating the apparatus and guiding its path through the cavern. This drone provides lighting until the structure reaches the bottom of the cave, where lanterns have been installed to allow participants to fully appreciate the vastness of the space before entering what scientists call Nero: absolute darkness.
To maintain sensory perception for as long as possible, the structure of the Black Temple is equipped with wings that generate turbulence, creating variations in sound waves and contributing to air purification. This process allows volunteers to temporarily retain their hearing, smell, and taste before deprivation becomes total.
The Black Temple ultimately stops just 1.2 meters above the surface of a shallow underground lake, located at the lowest point of The Cave. This final point of contact with material reality marks the ultimate step before experiencing absolute sensory void. The exploration of this extreme zone could thus reveal new perspectives on the nature of human consciousness and its ability to adapt in the absence of any sensory reference points.

The Lake

Romain BrunasMarch 19

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MARO

Sergei Cha SchinMarch 20

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Artificial intelligence is no longer a futuristic concept in architectural visualization. The 2025 ŷ��AV Rendering Engine Survey confirms that AI-assisted tools are becoming more prevalent in the industry, with professionals adopting them for various stages of the creative process.

AI in Architectural Visualization: A Shift in Workflow or Just a Trend?

Ricardo EloyMarch 20

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Concept Sketch of a pedestrian bridge on the busy Shibuya Crossing. Inspired by Cyberpunk/Blade Runner vibes.

Shibuya Street

Thiago KyoshiMarch 17

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Located in southern Japan, the Tenjin Business Center in Fukuoka was designed by The Office for Metropolitan Architecture, or OMA, in collaboration with Fukuoka native and OMA partner Shohei Shigematsu. The project was completed a while back and serves as yet another instance of inspiring visuals, created by Brick artists that have been realized.
Below are some of our initial visions for the building from the planning phase!

OMA | Tenjin Business Center

Brick VisualMarch 17

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