Renders Fall 2014:

Poolside renderings showing the exterior courtyard area with pool, deck, and enclosed yard. Another view from the interior living space.

Luxury master bathroom shown in a cutaway view. Second view showing interior view of the vanities and shower.

Quick 3D model to show potential reconfiguration of an existing courtyard space. Photo of existing space and rendering of proposed arrangement.

3D massing studies. First one shows the massing with proposed materials applied. Worked with project architect to finalize exact material appearance.

Following are massing studies prepared from 2D plan and elevation drawings.

Interior marketing renderings showing typical unit and material choices in condo building under construction.

It’s been a great 2013, and I am looking forward to an awesome new year! Here are a few projects from the last couple months of the year to round out this years’ posts. Again, I have a coffee shop project (see this other one for comparison.) I like how this one came out after the few rounds of client feedback. It’s fun to pop these cafe’s out, they are lively spaces.

Here’s another round of revisions on this one master suite and bathroom remodel that’s getting close to starting construction. The clients were inspired by Italian interior design, hence all the marble. I am also doing the construction documents on this one, working with the architect/ owner.

I’ve done a few renderings previously of this apartment building project. It has gone through a few iterations on materials and colors, I’ll be curious if this is the final color scheme.

This last project is one I started on just before the holidays and will continue through the new year. Right now it’s just work on the lobby/ entrance sequence, but should continue through the rest of the building space. It’s a very dynamic space, so it’s very helpful to the architect to see the way the programmatic elements interact in 3D.

Hello March! I have had quite a few projects to keep me busy, and I wanted to post one of the renderings I recently completed. This interior view is a study for how new furniture would look in an existing space. This is a fairly simple room, and I used a combination of furniture I’ve modeled and some decorations that I’ve collected from other sources.