Architectural Visualization2022
Blue Caves Restaurant
Inspired by the Mediterranean light, crystal blue waters, and cozy aesthetics of Greek islands, we traveled to Zakynthos for this internal case study and visualized a typical Greek restaurant on the coast. Spacious open areas, typical architecture, and olive trees characterize the overall picture. The aim of the project was to study lighting conditions different from those we normally use in our typical projects located in Germany and to create typical Greek vegetation. The result is a series of high-end visualizations that immediately trigger wanderlust.
- Client
- intern
- Location
- Agios Nikolaos
- Services
- Architectural Visualization 3D-Visualisierung
One of the most important aspects of architectural visualization is light. Just as in classic photography, it plays a key role in virtual image production and determines the overall character of an image. Every location on earth has different lighting conditions, and conventional advertising photo productions are deliberately carried out at specific locations around the globe in order to capture these particular lighting conditions. Today, people are subconsciously able to recognize these differences in the color and intensity of light and know immediately whether an image was taken in Germany, South Africa, or elsewhere, even if the image content does not immediately reveal this. In virtual image production, it is logistically somewhat easier because we can reproduce any lighting situation on the computer. That’s why we regularly train the eyes and skills of our graphic designers and 3D artists in internal project studies, where they have to consciously transport themselves to other locations virtually. This enables them to develop the right lighting setup for your architectural visualizations and thus produce convincing visualizations for your target audience.
