The first render looks very dreamy while the second render has more realism to it from the sand detail. When I first saw the picture, I was thinking about erosion and how on most beaches that house wouldn't last because of the weather and tide. Although if it was in a coastal waterway, it could be buffered from the brunt of the oceans power and work really well. Or it could work really well for a lake home too. The one thing that seem challenging is creating a divide between the water and the sand.

I the shot of the center of the house with all the spines or ridges flowing out to the ends of the leaves. The one question I have is about the extended roof section over the patio. It kind of threw me off and was wondering what the purpose of it was? I like it but was wondering what your thinking behind it was? Was it to extend the patio out further while still retaining the roof symmetry?

I love all the decks and walkways. The model looks much nicer than the actual building although it looks like they're still doing construction on it. I do agree that it takes a little time for the eye to adjust to all the red and differentiate between the roof, walls, floors and other materials of the model.

I love the view from the water the best. The night time pool shot is very romantic too. Do you have any exterior lighting planned for around the pool or is it all from the indoor ambient lighting right now?