waiting area

[reza]

hi...c&c please...how would you guys light up this room? which light would do justice..?

[natty]

Lighting looks pretty good to me Reza.
what did you use ....Photons ? or Lightmap?

[tom schuelke]

Well

this depends on several things. First, of course of what you would want it to look like.

statistically, people in cold areas (like me in geramany or in the arktis)

love light that produces hard shadows, like sunlight. so some spots, to give more details at the areas of the seats, could be nice, while the surrounding overal light could get less.

people that live in rather hot areas of the world, aprecciate rather light scenarios with cold light. this is a psychological phenomen, so they would love light that gives the feeling of rather diffuse light. something that feels light light comming throug clouds (seem to feel colder.)

third, i would try out to moddel with your light, the wall in the backround. it is a rather strong architectural element, so you mitght try to give those forms some light from behind, like throug glossy glass ?

only some thoughts.

Tom

[reza]

Thanks tom...very nice of you to give it in such detail...

well nat...i used vray light 2meters apart set the multiplier to 20 and used photons..

[Arkitec]

I agree with tom's comment.....Not sure if this is your design or even if you can change it, but I would drop the furr down ceiling you have about 8-12" and add a light cove, the feature itself works well with the architectural element you have in the background.....

Nice work.

Arkitec

[reza]

yup..youre right..ill have a chat with the designer...its for the Bank of Malaysia.

[olitech]

...backlight the wall squares!

[gitano_anton]

It looks like a "Matrix Reloaded" scene
Where is Neo?