Angaston pavilion
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Glenn Murcutt is one of my favourite architects ever...Well this is not Murcutt, but a lovely house by Jon Lowe. Anyway I assume he likes Murcutt's architectures too.

Modeled with some schematic plans and a bunch of construction photos taken from Lowe's site and rendered with Thea.
Perhaps I'll try some interior shot.


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And some SU's SS.



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That's quite nice!

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Thanks Tom, much appreciated.

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Really cool, can you post a Thea wire? as I'd like to see the vegetation instancing.
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Very nice! Especially the grass...
allanx
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Thanks guys.

Here are some Thea's wires. Well pretty an heavy instancing...
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Thanks a bunch, nice to see the Thea wires as it explains the scene so well and shows the incredible amount of poly's used for a true full 3D vegetation filled scene.
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Yes. Nice render: structure, setting, vegetation, lighting; nice work itself, the architecture. Somewhat reminiscent of current starchitect Kundig work, and that is a weightless observation.
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Your rendering looks like it sits near wetland... and makes it look nicer than it is, perhaps (the immediate scene).
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stupendo 
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Yes, absolutely great job.
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Inspiring work. Love it.
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Thank you very much guys.

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Cool adaptation!

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Outstanding work, Massimo.
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thanks Pilou and Daniel.

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Excellent work.
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OUTSTANDING, great feel in yor renders.
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Definitely Murcuttesque with the rust metal lattice feel, very successful !
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