[Sebastien Bernard]

Hi everyone this a personal project that was inspired by a house designed by A.L.X in Tokio.
I was so fascinated by this work that I decided to reconstruct it in FZ and do a series of shots.
So here is the first one... Of course comments and critics are welcomed :wink

[Mihai]

I think it has a LOT of potential for many cool renders Nice modelling, are there fillets where needed? Staircase, glass walls etc...

[Sebastien Bernard]

That is exactly what I thought too ! I am currently working on a serie of maybe 4 or 5 of it.
So here is the second one a view from the first floor looking up..

[Bubbaloo]

are there fillets where needed? Staircase, glass walls etc...

I think this small detail would add a lot.

[Sebastien Bernard]

It is all there as in the real project no more no less.. Of course don't let your kid alone there

[Bubbaloo]

No, I mean modeled small radius edges. They help renders tremendously. You'll see small highlights where perfect 90 degree edges will never give you.

[Sebastien Bernard]

Hallo Buballo,

I understand of course small metal elements like the staircase component are not bevelled but some concrete parts are as you can see ( maybe ?) in this perspective...



I will post one more tomorrow.

[Sebastien Bernard]

Let's keep on doing here a view from the bathroom ..

[Mihai]

Best one so far

Are the white railings really that thin? Just looks weird....

You might want to try a different lighting, maybe no direct sunlight, or early morning.

[Sebastien Bernard]

Hallo as far as I know based on the pictures made and published yes they are really that thin. Of course I can't be absolutly sure
if they are 2 cm or 3 cm I had no access to their construction plan but that it also why I really love this project. Every detail has a very
minimalistic solution....

Finding the good lightning in this scene was not that easy I tried different times like this one.. It does not have the same calculation time
but it is enough to get a rough idea I guess.



It is just that I did not want more geometry drawn by the light on the floor..

[Sebastien Bernard]

And the last one the sleeping room...