Buy Me

[holmes1977]

This is a favor to my wonderful parents, who are trying to sell their beach property. So the idea was to design and render an easy and cheap to build looking holiday home.

I hope the realestate people can do wonders.

SU-VRay-PS

Crits are welcome

[Stinkie]

Nice one!

[CAntonis]

This is very nice Holmes, I hope you achieve your goal!

[ScottPara]

Nice clean render. Hope everything works out.

Scott

[holmes1977]

Thanks guys

My parents are lucky enough to have something to sell.
I feel for all the people in 100times worse situations.

Im gona change what I wrote cos it sounds too poor me.
When life is really so good for my family and I.

[Frederik]

I like it all... The design, the setup...
Really nice render...!!

[dylan]

It's a beautiful render and nicely detailed.

[pbacot]

Looks great. I want to move there! I see you have the NZ plants. That's a pohutukawa? Good luck. (We do prototype plans here these days to see if a client might buy the land... and hire us as well).

[olishea]

i would buy your services! fantastic image, really impressive! just can't fault it! going in my scrap book very nicely detailed

my mother is selling a house too, lots of interest but not nobody willing to part with their money yet, had some very cheeky offers! but fair play to them

[bocomofo]

Nice design, nice model, nice render and nice composition...

All the nices, and all boxes ticked.

j

[Landie]

Hi Jonathan. Was this the only render you did for the realty people ? If it was IMHO I'd take a higher viewpoint to see the full deck area. This is great amenity space and implies a much bigger property. All positives for selling. Just a little too much undercroft for me. But a realy good render

[Nikonmorous]

I'm sorry, but unless there is a different section of the house that sticks out in another direction, it kinda looks like a trailer!

[liam887]

it looks amazing but is that a bath underneath the decking lol?

[pbacot]

It's a surfboard!

But trailers don't get that tall, rarely have such large windows and are rarely on steep sites.

[holmes1977]

@pbacot said:

Looks great. I want to move there! I see you have the NZ plants. That's a pohutukawa? Good luck. (We do prototype plans here these days to see if a client might buy the land... and hire us as well).
COME ON OVER. Really impressed you know the name of the trees I used. Im very lucky to live in such a beautiful country.
@olishea said:

i would buy your services! fantastic image, really impressive! just can't fault it! going in my scrap book very nicely detailed

my mother is selling a house too, lots of interest but not nobody willing to part with their money yet, had some very cheeky offers! but fair play to them
Cheers bud
@landie said:

Hi Jonathan. Was this the only render you did for the realty people ? If it was IMHO I'd take a higher viewpoint to see the full deck area. This is great amenity space and implies a much bigger property. All positives for selling. Just a little too much undercroft for me. But a realy good render
Your totally right. I tend to always get caught up in dramatic angles, losing sight in what Im trying to achieve.
@nikonmorous said:

I'm sorry, but unless there is a different section of the house that sticks out in another direction, it kinda looks like a trailer!
Thanks for you post. You had me in stitches. But its not quite what I imagined an Alabama trailer to look like. The aim of the design is affordable. Its shape and materials are a reflection of early New Zealand colonial architecture.

[meak]

beautiful light and modeling clear
congratulations

[michaliszissiou]

Beautiful, well done indeed.
These plastic chairs are everywhere.

[Hieru]

@michaliszissiou said:

These plastic chairs are everywhere.

At least they're not Monoblock

Great render BTW!