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This is attempt for the cover for Autodesk® Revit Building in The creative team at Autodesk Inc.

The goal: to create a render where the emphasise is to focus the people's attention on the geometry as objects. The idea is that behind the render there is actual data - the windows of that particular building are existing brand that produce and sell windows, the doors, the frames the beams, everything. That is what is Revit Building supposed to be designed for.

My job: Autodesk provided me with the geometry of the building - straight out of Revit Building I guess (dwg format). I worked on the geometry, the lighting, the materials and the camera angles of the building (the critical suggestions from the team helped me a lot) using only my 3ds Max (no aditional textures, materials, ext). They wanted me to come up with idea how to show the objects, that is why some architects and related might notice the weird cut in the middle of the bilding and behind. I provided the rest of the creative team with a bunch of renders form different angels with different lighting.

Creative team job: where they are supposed to choose the best shot for the cover for the software. Then they will composite couple renders including the main render and couple others that will fulfill the goal.

Software I used: 3ds Max 8, Vray 1.47 and Photoshop for some color corrections.

My comment on that piece: uhmm, I am pretty new in the architectural renders. Honestly that is my first serious architectural work and I don't really know if the light is very correct (ah well). I tried to get for the pool render a light you are supposed to have at noon in spring/fall sunny day. On the others is like an hour or so before sunset.

Description
This is attempt for the cover for Autodesk® Revit Building in The creative team at Autodesk Inc.

The goal: to create a render where the emphasise is to focus the people's attention on the geometry as objects. The idea is that behind the render there is actual data - the windows of that particular building are existing brand that produce and sell windows, the doors, the frames the beams, everything. That is what is Revit Building supposed to be designed for.

My job: Autodesk provided me with the geometry of the building - straight out of Revit Building I guess (dwg format). I worked on the geometry, the lighting, the materials and the camera angles of the building (the critical suggestions from the team helped me a lot) using only my 3ds Max (no aditional textures, materials, ext). They wanted me to come up with idea how to show the objects, that is why some architects and related might notice the weird cut in the middle of the bilding and behind. I provided the rest of the creative team with a bunch of renders form different angels with different lighting.

Creative team job: where they are supposed to choose the best shot for the cover for the software. Then they will composite couple renders including the main render and couple others that will fulfill the goal.

Software I used: 3ds Max 8, Vray 1.47 and Photoshop for some color corrections.

My comment on that piece: uhmm, I am pretty new in the architectural renders. Honestly that is my first serious architectural work and I don't really know if the light is very correct (ah well). I tried to get for the pool render a light you are supposed to have at noon in spring/fall sunny day. On the others is like an hour or so before sunset.