French Eclectic

Hello all!

Over the past six months, one of our clients asked us to design a new home for them in the Hudson Valley area. The unique style came out of various preliminary sketches, multiple plan and elevation configurations, and finally, 3D modeled and rendered in order to understand the relationship between the building and site better (the best part!) Here is one of the first renders to come out of the 3D model! :slight_smile:

Enjoy!

Steven Garubba

DeGraw & DeHaan Architects

Programs:

SketchUp Pro 2018

Enscape v2.52

Photoshop CC 2019 (used Material ID layer for color grading/lighting)

Amazing, Steven!

Thank you Pablo!

This is awesome, steven !!

hi there,

looks very nice! the grass is hand made and scattered as some other vegettation parts too, or?

was the scene usable in realtime vr ? how is performance in still and video?

thanks for any infos

why i like clay model image only ?

Thank you! Yes, placed a couple tall grass elements near certain features that would be hard to mow around in reality. Most of the lawn is directly from Enscape grass. The performance is actually great considering I am running on a laptop with a Nvidia Geforce GTX 1070, framerates are smooth at the moment. However, I’m sure once i get to populating the interiors, the framerate will get bogged down a bit. The VR on it actually performs well too.

Renderings of the garage side plus a vintage Rolls Royce

yes

pictures are excelent !

Thank you jan!

:thumbup: Very nice work.

Hey guys,

I finally got started on working on the interiors for this design and super excited to share the first room that got fully modeled out! I will share more as things progress!

Steven Garubba

DeGraw & DeHaan Architects

Enscape v2.6

:love: and your excitement is adequate to your result - really very very good !

Haha thank you EGIE!

hmmm this interior image looks 90% real , it is very good

my only coments is missing shadows from sofa under , due sofa high poly count and white thingy in glass reflections of the doors

I agree, I noticed the same thing and will probably add soft shadowing underneath in post process to add to the overall composition. Without it, it does look a bit muted. Wasnt sure what to do about the white reflections.

u can easily do it in SU

just put rectangle inside your sofa /seating area and maybe vertical part of sofa too/

and that white reflections , isnt that from rectangular light behind the camera ?