freezing in antarctica

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Hi everyone,
Long time not posted these are some images that we have done for a competition for a new research station in Antarctica the architects are Buro Happold and Lifschutz Davidson; And they might have some chances of winning as they are one of the 3 runners up.
More info on http://www.ribacompetitions.com/ under ongoing competitions.

Of course comments and critics more than welcomed

All the best

Flav.



Also check some cool vray animations on our new website:

http://www.smoothe.com mmmmmm i sound like a sales person i hope you like them anyway…

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AMAZING!!!

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DAMMMMMM GOOD!! :wink:

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omg thats beautiful! looks like something out of 2001: a space odyssey.

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it’s very cool work, think was very fun doing it!
the images are great i like the third one very much!!
how do you achieve that ilustration like in the third image? looks great!!

Very good renders!!

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B-Jeezuz :shock: brilliant presentation and great renders! Crazy shit :wink:

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really nice images! i love the third one!
the frosted material on the exterior is really cool.

what’s this trend for posting massive images though???
doesn’t anyone else find it annoying having to scroll left and right to see full images???

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Nice job! As a guy who spent 3 months living within 100km of the magnetic north pole this year (GIS project), this is a nice sight to see now that I’m back in the city. The only comment I would have is that you would see larger snow drifts at the footings of the complex. One thing that I underestimated before going to the arctic (antarctic, basically the same thing), is that the winds are incredibly high/long in duration. Combining that with the desert environments results in a very dry snow, that once it gets kicked up by the wind becomes suspended in the air, causing a spectacular atmospheric effect. I’ll post some pictures a little later.

Good work.

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i love them…both the renderings and the design are really great. I also like the section rendering…it really tells the story!!

the exterior shot in the daylight is dead on as far as ligthing matching…

very good work, man

thanks for sharing.

paul.

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:shock:
Great stuff!!! This is awesome!
I wish I could work with designers like that.

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Great renderings, especially the first show has a nice color balance.
Well done!

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cheers everyone

It was really cool project to do lots of hours …and i mean lots:
2.5 weeks 7images with modelling…

Schroder thanks for the comment about the snow but as i never being in such a cool place my only reference was some images on the net and a couple of videos.
I think i will try to animate some scenes …when i will have some time
I would love to see the pictures you did oif the artic.

All the best :wink:

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very nice indeed. i have a little question if you dont mind. In the 3rd picture, how did you manage the interiors of the station. Is it billboarded or a full 3d interior including the passageways connecting the main parts.

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Hi Flavio,

Here are a few of the pictures from my time there:

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hi

Dennis the third image everything is model except the foreground snow that i mixed with some 3d snow i created..and the sky that i painted.
Schroder those images are great i just regret i didnt asked before if anyone had similar images.
I have spent so many hours on the net looking for decent images… :frowning:
Thank you for sharing.
All the best
Flavio.

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beautiful photos! the colros in the first photo is spectacular.

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The colors up there really were spectacular. And with the transition from 100% night to 100% day, those sunsets/sunrises lasted for hours and hours.

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that is so cool!!

One comment: shouldn’t the roof be orange so you can see it from a plane?

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is that the MOOONEY BRAVO???