Condo/high rise
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Solo
Where is the location of your render, and how can I book my next holiday there.Blown away. Thanks for sharing
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Have to say I'm glad that ugly stucco tower didn't get built! Vue seems quite impressive; the sky/clouds atmosphere are instantly believable. The palms have a somewhat 2d look to them, but overall very nice.
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That definately proves that vue can be used in this sort of application. Great job
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where's the babes????
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Is the structural engineer from Pisa?
Great lighting and environment as usual! This might be a fun model to render in a portrait view to emphasize the height.
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A great landscape, waiting for a big bang.... could be a solution to this pollution. But great lighting as usual pete.
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William, here are a couple quickie "in place" renderings done for the unrealized project. I like Pete's version much better
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great render solo (and eric)
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Pete, it's great, modeling, render are really amazing... But don't you think that the field of the view show the building a little bit too bias ?
or maybe it's my eyes...
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I like it a lot Pete, great work!
The only thing that stands out to me first off is that the hotel / condo is right on the beach. Most of the time there is some hardscaping to ease you onto the beach area. Also, put a few folks walkin around, no sharks in the water though
But, everything else is amazing, lighting and all, especially for no post processing.
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Pete, outstanding work! I love the warmth that the sun brushes against the building. Just wonderful!
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I don't think I find one item in a thousand of your renders that I don't like, but I do think that this one feels a bit too skewed.
Just a quickie transform in Photoshop, but it feels more natural to me. Nevertheless, your environment (color, trees etc.) and composition/framing is absolutely stunning - as usual.
John S.
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In architect point of view, design of this bldg. is quite simple.
But when see ur presentation, it become very nice condo.
So amazing to me.
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