Arch Viz
JVG Apartment
I'm sharing a series of images created during my early work at MMCV Studio for the JVG project, located in Buenos Aires. This project represented a valuable opportunity to explore and define the visual identity for future studio projects.
As a visual interpreter, and part of my work at MMCV, I focused on developing a series of images that explored different possibilities in terms of atmospheres, lighting, and composition. The goal was to create a set of images that would serve as a basis for decision-making in future projects, interpreting the studio's needs and tastes from my first approaches.
In these images, I prioritized the use of straight cameras to capture the essence of the design clearly and accurately, whenever spatiality allowed. Additionally, I incorporated the minimalist aesthetic proposed by the studio, which would become a characteristic element of my later work.
Through experimentation with natural and artificial lighting, as well as different material and furniture configurations, I sought to create a variety of atmospheres that reflected the essence of the design and contributed to defining the visual identity of MMCV Studio.
This set of images represents an exercise in learning and professional development, where I sought to convey the designer's vision through images that reflected the character of the project with a refined and sober aesthetic
As a visual interpreter, and part of my work at MMCV, I focused on developing a series of images that explored different possibilities in terms of atmospheres, lighting, and composition. The goal was to create a set of images that would serve as a basis for decision-making in future projects, interpreting the studio's needs and tastes from my first approaches.
In these images, I prioritized the use of straight cameras to capture the essence of the design clearly and accurately, whenever spatiality allowed. Additionally, I incorporated the minimalist aesthetic proposed by the studio, which would become a characteristic element of my later work.
Through experimentation with natural and artificial lighting, as well as different material and furniture configurations, I sought to create a variety of atmospheres that reflected the essence of the design and contributed to defining the visual identity of MMCV Studio.
This set of images represents an exercise in learning and professional development, where I sought to convey the designer's vision through images that reflected the character of the project with a refined and sober aesthetic
Location: Buenos Aires
Client: MMCV
Year: 2023
Client: MMCV
Year: 2023
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