Author Topic: Hassinghus  (Read 4719 times)

2016-11-09, 10:37:50

LKEdesign

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Visualization of high range apartments made in an old print house on Vodroffsvej, Frederiksberg, Denmark.
The project consisted on 3D visualization, design and production of web-site, building site banner and printed sales material.
The project has been done in collaboration with Woods Brand Marketing. See more at www.hassinghus.dk

Technical data:
The exterior building is made in Revit, and modified in 3DS MAX
The landscape, trees and plants, cars ect are made in 3DS MAX. iToo's RailClone and Forest Pro has been widely used.
The interiors are mostly modeled in 3DS Max, with wide use of RailClone for getting a optimized and easy changeable model.
Post has been done using Photoshop.

Hope you like it :)


Hassinghus - Exterior, Danasvej / Vodroffsvej


Hassinghus - Exteriør, Vodroffsvej / Norsvej


Hassinghus, App. B02, Interior


Hassinghus, App. B02, Interior


Hassinghus, App. B02, Interior


Hassinghus, App. B02, Interior


Hassinghus, App. B02, Interior


Hassinghus, App. B02, Interior


Hassinghus, App. C02, Interior


Hassinghus, App. C02, Interior


Hassinghus, App. C02, Interior


Roof terrace
« Last Edit: 2016-11-09, 11:27:15 by LKEdesign »
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2016-11-09, 17:29:17
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yagi

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nice work but the interiors look a lot better than the exterior shots, like two different people handled the project on both sides.

2016-11-09, 18:31:26
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daniel martins

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Nice job. I loved the interiors

2016-11-10, 05:23:44
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Christa Noel

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the Interiors is very nice, I like it :)
a question, what kind of roof is that? flat metal sheet?

2016-11-11, 10:28:34
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Kristof Van den Berghe

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Hi, nice interiors!,

I think there is some texture work (esp. exteriors)

Could you tell me which wood floorboard textures these are? > verry nice!

gr.

Kristof

2016-11-15, 09:51:23
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Sorry all for late reply, - busy time.

@Yagi: Thanks, You are right, the exteriors are not as good as the interiors. I was fighting with a shitty Revit model - and that stole a lot of time unfortunately. The best would had been to remodel the whole building in MAX, - but due to the tight deadline I had to go with the Revit model. Am I the only one that things that Revit models suck?
I see in the clear post light, that the street doesn't look good - and that could have been much better. It's noted and I will do my best to improve these things in coming projects. Now we have the distance map it should be possible to do like how BB3viz in his tutorial about street material, - and I will try to implement it in my coming projects.

@daniel martins: Thanks a lot.

@Christa Noel: Thanks, - yes, the roof is flat metal sheet in zink. One could argue that the assembly edges could be more distinct. But I followed the guidelines by the architects, to my excuse ;O)

@Kristof Van den Berghe: Thanks, - the floors are made using floorgenerator - and then added oak plank Multi texture floor boards from CG Source, this one to be precise: https://www.cg-source.com/details.php?id=0140-01&pricat=multitexture
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