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Tottenham Court Road in London 1910.
In 1910 a travel guide used Birds-Eye Views to illustrate the areas.
From Isotype Revisited project (http://www.isotyperevisited.org) at the University of Reading. Reproduced with permission.
A second trial workshop on visual historic newspaper data, held at the British Library on 30 October 2019
Looking out from the CalIT2 OptIPuter onto the surface of Mars, during a live link up with NASA and UCSD.
San Diego, California
May 2009
Visualisation with view from Hamlets Way - new proposed entrance to Ennerdale House, with EastendHomes office wrapping round the block.
Our rendered landscape visualisation for this residential development in Totteridge, London. More information on Totteridge Lane on our website.
After constructing a happier world around them, Joshua asked participants to choose one action they would take to help create that world.
An early renderhouse visualisation project, very fine people, Staf Claessen and his wife. They invited me to take a look at the 'work in progress'. You can easily compare the renders and the final result
A second trial workshop on visual historic newspaper data, held at the British Library on 30 October 2019
A second trial workshop on visual historic newspaper data, held at the British Library on 30 October 2019
Architect: Olha Wood
Visualization: Suburbia Studio
Location: Ukraine, Kyiv
Year: 2018
What is this picturesque place? Coniferous forest around and amazing landscapes. The fortress is outside — cozy inside. This is how we visualized a private house with an area of 200 square meters, located near Kyiv.
We talked to the architect in a short interview. It was important to hear the client's wishes regarding the project and the architect's proposal.
One of the tasks was to visualize the project directly for the project customer, the other was to create a work of unquestionable quality, which was to replenish the architect's portfolio and be used in marketing materials and publications.
The green space on the roof of the garage was quite an extraordinary solution, but we managed to recreate it in 3D.
One of the main ideas of the project was to preserve every tree on the territory where house will construct. Although it is quite a bold decision and nature-friendly, at the same time very difficult. The architect designed the house between the trees, and our team embodied this idea in visualization.
A private area and second guest room will be near to the village. However, we closed from the village view the atrium of the second guest room and a private area with a long two level corridor, covered with grey wooden cladding.
We managed to recreate the material of Pilkington glass blocks in the corridor so accurately that, like in the real world, they scatter light throughout the rooms, but do not show the interior.
Huge windows and white walls literally fill space with light inner courtyard and interiors. Such glazing defines the style of this homе.
Everything depicted looks very natural thanks to the colossal work on the shaders. No doubt it was worth it.
Visualization of this project and replenishment of the architect's portfolio did not make him wait for the result. Architect received a series of requests for the design of private homes from individuals and developers.
The project has been published on Archello, K.Sina, Restless.Arch and has received over 17 million views.
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QUT student and radiographer Kelly Wilson-Stewart has won the international 2020 Visualise Your Thesis competition.
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Visualisation of activity by parking location of the London Bike Hire Scheme. By Oliver O'Brien oliverobrien.co.uk/