@hornoxx said:

@tuna1957 said:

the interior closeups are the bomb !

@Charles, you bring it to the point
@Steven, would you please show me how the excelent texturing of the triangled floor tiles is done here?

Now that I was able to find time Hornoxx...

Poliigon did an amazing job specifically with this PBR texture set. I usually add surface imperfections to my gloss/reflection maps but this one came with a wet imperfection particularly.

Thanks all! I will try and post more architecture, I have a lot of em because it's my job

Some interior detail shots done in 45 field of view, no post processing.

This ones awesome Chedda! I really like the environment around the subject. How were you able to create the aperture effects (blurred lights/reflections)? Is that a maxwell setting?

These look great Liam! I would vote for the 1st image personally because I think the sky wants to be somewhat overexposed for realism towards actual photography. The 2nd would help if the interior spaces were lit up a tad bit more.

Wow thank you all so much for the wonderful comments! You guys are awesome.

Steve

Thank you so much guys.

Daniel, I wish I could but it's still under construction! A lot more to come.

@hornoxx said:

"...a personal project ... to keep the creativity alive..." beautifully formulated and an even more beautiful implementation of a great idea (may we see a SU screenshot? and with which tool did you render?)

Thanks HornOxx! I am using Enscape to render my scenes.

Thank you gentlemen.

Hey guys,

Over the past couple of months, I've been working on a personal project outside of work just to keep the creativity alive. Recently, I have been really interested in the design of railroad stations after visiting a couple of them in my area and I wanted to see if there was a way to design a soft and cozy, yet rustic living space that would incorporate those typologies at a smaller scale.

Hope you enjoy,
Steve