Mountain residence

[cecofuli]

Hi friends,

finally, after tons (tooons) of modifications from my client (grrr...) the approved rendering for a residence "near" Milan. Images for a "classic" commercial brochure for a new customers. So, very sunny, rich, "hot", beautiful... I hope ehhh ...

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[glorybound]

Very nice work! Now i must purchase your book

[Lucas3d]

Great project! and a great time investment in the details I gues
Some of the trees could be better (the round one behind the houses and willow tree looks too perfect).
Love the Helicopter shots

[Sawyer]

AHHHH The power lines will fry your brain cells... or something like that. Great look and feel to the project - love the details. Would like to see the site photos just to see how close it is to the (e) condition.

[powerandrubber]

Wow! Love it

[cecofuli]

Hi,
it's not so close. This residence is built near other houses. But I've not a good real photo for a photo-realistic composting (bad photo, dark and take from the existing road, not very useful). With the client, our decision is to build something interesting, beautiful, green environment.
I've only all CAD drawing and reference photo from other similar house-residence.

PLAN



HOUSE "A" PROJECT



REAL PHOTO



GOOGLE MAP LOCATION


FIRST GROUND WIP ehehe...

[Fekta.studio]

WOW I'm admire the effort you put on those details, very good and amazing job you have done. Congrats..

[3DMK]

Great work as usual

although I must say that it all looks like a miniature.....I think it's the tree scale that is putting it off....they just look like they have been scaled 200-300 percent of how big they should look. Maybe the leaves??

Everything else is perfect as usual

cheers

[Pictor2]

stunning work, the attention to detail is amazing. Shame about the power lines, though at least the client is showing some integrity by leaving them in, I know of a few clients who would want to make them 'disappear' even at the risk of deceiving potential buyers..

[cecofuli]

You can't (or yes?) delete the power line IMO. What do you think when the client will be in the real place ans see the lines?
Also the two electrical lines are in the official document CAD drawings.

[snivlem]

How'd you do the landscaping ground mesh? Looks very nice modelling!

Your foliage is very detailed as well, so many details - very impressive.

[cecofuli]

Ground mesh? Simply sSub-D modeling (edit poly+Turbosmotth)
nothing to special

[CA Portugal]

Very hard work indeed.

If this is commercial images i think your client should have denied the usage of the cables in all images.
Most people that see the brochures dont go to the site, so they dont know what´s near there.
And if those people see cables in images, many wont even considerer buying houses near high tesion cables.

In my opinion this is one of those cases thats its better to "lie" than to show how it is in reality.

Normally architecture drawings dont have cables. Ive seen posts placements, but cables crossing the drawing... thats wierd to see in architecture.

Cheers

[cecofuli]

Good point of view. For that, we can delete that lines in PS ehh and trim the render. Add is more difficult

[pengo]

Francesco complimenti!
Hyper- productive Legrenzi! Hyper-quality too u have reached in this project.
Congratulations