Designviz: Work by Studio Niskota and Brick Visual Solutions

Posted on February 10, 2017 at March 10, 2021 by Admin

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AEC Magazine highlights some of the work presented by two architectural visualisation firms at the CG2 Code for Art conference recently staged by rendering specialist, Chaos Group, the developer of V-Ray

Studio Niskota

(Zagreb, Croatia)

Mountain House

(3ds Max, Corona, ForestPack, Thinkbox Frost) In this scene, the snowy environment gave the Studio Niskota team a chance to try out a ‘no post-work’ approach, exploring the atmospheric effects that can be achieved in a raw render. The footsteps in the snow are generated at render time, instead of being physically modelled in the scene

Ban Center Living

(3ds Max, V-Ray, ForestPack) Rendered in V-Ray, this project focuses on an apartment located in Ban Centar, a luxury development in the historic centre of Zagreb

Project 1

(3ds Max, Vray, ForestPack, Marvelous Designer) This was Studio Niskota’s first personal project, exploring the theme of a predominantly white interior, to see what effects can be achieved simply by varying the texture and material properties of objects. The penguin was added in post

Brick Visual Solutions

(Budapest, Hungary) – brickvisual.com

AHR Architects: Oxford Station

The big challenge for this RIBA Design competition-winning project was modelling the entire environment, and capturing the atmosphere of the square and the nearby university building

BakPak Architects: Sosnowiec Sports Complex