As you probably know from the articles I often post here in Blender 3D Architect, I’m always looking for projects outside the residential space. This is one of the most common subjects for visualization projects developed with Blender. Today I have a residential project created with Blender, but it goes further in scale and quality. […]
I often find a misconception about Blender and architecture among architects and designers: Blender can only help us in small and midsized projects. You would have to look somewhere else to do your visualization and renders for those big designs. That is not the case, and I have many examples of projects published here in […]
As you probably know from all the articles and references posted here in Blender 3D Architect, I believe that E-Cycles is by far the best renderer for architecture if you work in a production environment. What is E-Cycles? That is a highly optimized version of Cycles offering shorter render times. It uses the same user […]
In the past couple of months, a few artists have been building an impressive collection of projects developed with Blender, and among them, I can quickly point to Artur Szóstakowski as one of the highlights. I often share his projects, and you might remember the last one with the stunning visualization of a house in […]
An exterior visualization project has unique challenges for any 3D artist and requires assets and tools that we usually don’t use much for interiors. In projects using large landscape areas, an Add-on that can quickly insert and manage vegetation is a must-have nowadays. Another important aspect of this type of project is rendering optimization and […]
What’s the first thing that comes to mind when you think of neoclassical architecture? Grandiose entrances, sweeping staircases, and cavernous spaces, right? While those elements are undoubtedly characteristic of neoclassical design, another detail often goes overlooked: the gardens. In the neoclassical period, architecture was used to symbolize political and social power. The exterior of a […]
A personal exercise is an incredible way of developing your architectural visualizations skills. I’m not tired of looking at some high-profile artists sharing experiments with Blender between commissioned work. It is like an athlete that keeps training between competitions, and with digital art, it is no different. Here is another example of an artist that […]
In many cases, a personal project is a great way to develop your skills and bring details that commissioned work usually does not require. Here is an excellent example of a project that explores different types of scenes. The scene from digital artist Paweł Pęcherzewski, which has the name of Aquarium shows some gorgeous details […]
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