TYPOLOGY: Exterior
STATUS: Completed
LOCATION: Iraq
VISUALIZATION: Navid Jahdi (Archilization_com)
COMPLETITION TIME: 4 Days
YEAR: 2023
WEBSITE: Archilization.com
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STATUS: Completed
LOCATION: Iraq
VISUALIZATION: Navid Jahdi (Archilization_com)
COMPLETITION TIME: 4 Days
YEAR: 2023
WEBSITE: Archilization.com
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Rendering a classic facade can be a challenge, as it requires precise execution of both visual and technical details to capture the unique character of the facade. First, it is important to understand the original design of the facade, from its size and scale to its decorative elements and materials. Then, it is necessary to select materials and techniques that reflect the original design, while also allowing for adjustments to suit modern construction practices, codes, and standards. Finally, it is crucial to ensure that the details and elements of the facade are accurately captured, from proportions to detailing, to create a timeless and authentic recreation of the classic facade.
In this project, which was located on the corner, the goal was to present a realistic view of the building in partly cloudy weather, because this weather condition, in addition to presenting the volume of the building, it was also possible to display the lighting designed for the building. Also, unlike the common principles in photography of classical buildings, which tries to choose completely symmetrical and geometric angles, the main angle of the camera was chosen with the aim of showing both sides of the building in one frame.
In this project, which was located on the corner, the goal was to present a realistic view of the building in partly cloudy weather, because this weather condition, in addition to presenting the volume of the building, it was also possible to display the lighting designed for the building. Also, unlike the common principles in photography of classical buildings, which tries to choose completely symmetrical and geometric angles, the main angle of the camera was chosen with the aim of showing both sides of the building in one frame.
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