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Title: architects office
Post by: Mor4us on 2016-02-16, 09:36:42

As a little side project I started this to get some fresh air in other current projects.
This was done over the weekend. rendertime ~5h each.
Hope you like it, any c&c is welcome!

best regards
Markus

Title: Re: architects office
Post by: Mr.Schorsch on 2016-02-16, 10:05:31

Renderception! A Rendering of a Rendering Rendering itself.

Title: Re: architects office
Post by: Tanakov on 2016-02-16, 12:59:12

Great dof, but that chair hurts your back! I have it at my office and had to switch :)

Title: Re: architects office
Post by: Mor4us on 2016-02-17, 09:50:17

Thx for the kind words!

Title: Re: architects office
Post by: tomislavn on 2016-02-17, 10:27:38

Very nice renders :)

...but 2 iMac-s sharing the same extended desktop space? Weird :P Usually there is an iMac + Cinema Display (attachment).

Title: Re: architects office
Post by: Mor4us on 2016-02-17, 12:51:33

Thanks, glad you like it.
I know the difference between iMac and Thunderboltdisplay and a lot of people complained abouth this already. But you have to agree that your combination looks like sh** compared to 2 identical "displays". Especially the thunderbolt display isn't even the same height so you have to put a brick under it?! :D
I know it's not 100% realistic, but as already mentioned it was only a little sideproject for the weekend so i chose beauty over realism ;)

Title: Re: architects office
Post by: adildil on 2016-02-17, 21:52:30

what kind of lighting did you use please thaaanks

Title: Re: architects office
Post by: Fritzlachatte on 2016-02-17, 23:35:23

Neufert + Schneider Bautabelle... so so!

Title: Re: architects office
Post by: Mor4us on 2016-02-18, 12:19:37

@adildil: This one only used Corona Sun+Sky and 2 Portals for the windows.

@Fritzlachatte: you know things... i guess ;)

Title: Re: architects office
Post by: Freakaz on 2016-02-18, 12:43:13

Neufert's "Architects Data" brings some good memories from the University times ;)