Super nice renderings! I enjoyed each and every shot that you shared. The color palette fits perfectly with soft lighting in the renderings. Great 3D models, texturing, and overall attention to detail. However, I found one rendering that I would like to comment on (I wanted to be picky :P), and it's mostly because of the girl in the image.
Firstly, I think the rendering would look better without the person. It's grabbing too much attention of the image, especially because it's centered.
Second, for some reason, it makes me feel sad looking at her. Probably because she is looking through the window, which gives an assumption that she is waiting for someone, but that someone never comes... If that was a desired emotion, that you wanted to awake, than I say great job :).
Third, I would position her differently (if we really want her in the shot). Moving her of the center, to the left side, but also positioning the camera, so I would see more of the window. I would try to make sure that she is really looking through the window (which currently isn't the case).
Fourth, I think the decoration pieces are a bit too much, if you are also adding the person in the shot. I would hide them in this view.
Hope the tips help you :).
P.S. You CAD drawings don't seem to belong among your great renderings :). I think they could be shown with a nice rendered isometric view, since you probably have everything prepared in 3ds Max and Corona (reference in the description).
Interior Design Project for Temporary Housing for Internally Displaced Persons in Ukraine
Project idea
The successful creation of temporary housing for internally displaced persons requires a comprehensive approach. Utilizing systematic principles and methods allows for the creation of housing that considers the needs and desires of the users. Key principles, such as adaptability and flexibility, multifunctional zoning, scientific validity, integrative approach, mobility, minimalism, compactness, and composition, play an important role in shaping the interior of temporary housing. These principles help create functional, comfortable, and aesthetically pleasing spaces that improve the quality of life for internally displaced persons. Additionally, colors in the interior affect the emotional state and mood of the people. Light, warm colors can promote calmness and create the right energy in the space. Compositional solutions allow for the maximum use of the limited space of temporary housing, ensuring convenience and functionality. Communicative design, including properly placed zones and elements, fosters interaction among residents and enhances their communication abilities.
Project description
The design project was developed using the Autodesk Revit software suite for automated design, visualized with the 3D modeling software Autodesk 3ds Max, and rendered with Chaos Corona. Post-processing was done using Adobe Photoshop. The project proposal includes the search for a stylistic concept, selection of color schemes, spatial organization of furniture, interior decoration, and lighting solutions. The result of the proposed project is the creation of a comprehensive interior design project for temporary housing for internally displaced persons, complete with the necessary drawings, specifications, and visualizations.
Technical information
The planning is based on the pilot project "RE:UKRAINE HOUSING" by the Ukrainian studio "balbek bureau," which includes two residential blocks: communal and apartment types, with a total area of 856 m². The area around the temporary settlement has all the necessary amenities, including pedestrian paths, walking areas, recreation zones, greenery, sports grounds, and playgrounds for children. Baseline Data for Reference Plans: - Total area: 856 m² - Wall height from floor to ceiling: 3000 mm - Door opening height: 2000 mm - Window height: 3000 mm
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