Wooden passive house with Blender Cycles

When you start working in projects related to architectural visualization, it is a matter of time until you find your unique visual style. Some artists will begin to create images that share that style in a way that you will immediately identify the author.

That seems to be the case for digital artist Marcin Mądry which appeared here in Blender 3D Architect back in September with an impressive project called Home in Poland. The project featured some impressive visuals and a beautiful natural background.

The artist posted another project following that same visual style that has the name of Wooden passive house.

From the project description, you will find that he is using a similar approach for both projects. He is using Cycles for rendering and a duet of Graswald and The Grove for vegetation.

Even with a GTX 1080 available, the render uses his CPU for processing, which took about 2:30 hours to complete.

More details are available in the link above.

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