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Few regeneration projects have attracted as much anticipation and interest as the Barnsley Civic. The regeneration of the former theatre is one of the most dramatic regeneration projects to be undertaken within the town centre.
Offering a unique combination of managed workspace, a new performance and exhibition spaces, the Civic will offer a legacy that not only celebrates the important contribution the building has made to promoting the creative industries within the borough.
A segment of the wall set up in Kings Place on which illustrators from Scriberia visualised fragments of the open weekend's conversation
As I started 3D rendering some years ago, I had plenty of 'downtime' to create and render my own project ideas. this is one of them
Riot design were appointed to create images for this estimated £8 million commercial project which comprises the extension and full refurbishment of an existing five storey office building situated in a prominent location within Leeds city centre.
The visuals created were used for marketing and promotional purposes.
Riot design were appointed to create images for this estimated £8 million commercial project which comprises the extension and full refurbishment of an existing five storey office building situated in a prominent location within Leeds city centre.
The visuals created were used for marketing and promotional purposes.
renders I did for dredging international, Deme. they illustrate different dredging vessels, and some book illustrations about the salvation of the Tricolor Wreck.
Visualisations created by Freddie Walker for his dissertation. He investigated how local authorities can get more insight from their data, and communicate with the public better by visualising it.
3D renders we did for a garden design company. they were rendered in cinema 4D, then photoshopped for more 'sketchy feeling'
radial diagrams showing the connections between people working on r&d projects at arup - "the research network at arup"
This shows the pretend galaxy Halo A through two channels on the WFC3, due to be put on Hubble in 2008. One puzzle to current astrophysicists is why simulations like this produce so many 'dwarf' galaxies surrounding larger galaxies. Is it a fault of the physics in these simulations, or are they too dim to be seen by telescopes? Maybe a bit of both. No-one knows.