Workstations renderings 5:  In relation to reconfigurable panel heights, this six-pack workstation sports a 12 inch high glass blade, reconfigurable to a 6 inch high glass blade, depending upon what the clients requirements might be. Scene also shows Avatars standing and sitting to render perspective to the workstations.
Scene rendered using VRay, in Autodesk Maya, from a client provided CAD file. Rendering services available from your CAD files, contact us for details at 951.660.1141, or go to www.bordashdesign.com.
Workstation Dogbone 1:  This workstation is where you have a limited amount of space that you want to fill with employees. Using this configuration makes it so that you can get more workers in the same amount of space. It’s shape represents the look of a bone, hence the word dog bone.
Conference Room 1: This conference room was originally a request to be rendered as just the table and chairs. I then added the walls, all of the props, and the Altos wall system around it. Scene rendered using VRay, in Autodesk Maya, from a client provided CAD file. Rendering services available from your CAD files, contact us for details at www.bordashdesign.com.
Breakroom 2: In this rendering, I took an existing clients break room elements, which are the chairs and tables and put them in a pre-developed kitchen from another rendering, and creating more or less a kitchen break room environment.
Breakroom 1: This rendering represents several different projects that we worked on, combined into one scene file to creat the appearance of being a break room. The lighting overhead is something I custom-made, building twisted glass lenses, with slightly opaque blue, adding a little more ambience to the render. Scene rendered using VRay, in Autodesk Maya, from a client provided CAD file. Rendering services available from your CAD files, contact us for details at www.bordashdesign.com.
This workstation rendering was made as a sample of our capabilities to a potential client. They wanting to know what we could achieve with there CAD files. I then added props, such as the ceiling soffit with lights, plants, an avatar and the task seating, taking it to the project to the next level. Scene rendered using VRay, in Autodesk Maya, from a client provided CAD file. Rendering services available from your CAD files, contact us for details at www.bordashdesign.com.
Office Interior 1: An office we did for one of our clients, however it was much more simpler than this, I added in all of the extra ancillary items, such as the glass wall unit to the left, the books in the overhead storage, and the artwork on the work surfaces.
When we did this workstation rendering for client it is the one represented in the foreground. I then took that station and duplicated it a couple times to create what you see now. After that I added in the break area that is seen to the back center, and the avatar.
This represents a six person workstation cluster that has been accessorized with computers, chairs and ancillary work items. We also added a 3D avatar to give the scene a sense of height and dimension.
This represents a six person benching system complete with height adjustable tables.
Private Office 2:  One of several private offices we did for a client, composed of Herman Miller products. A clean simple design, with avatars.
Conference Room 2
This is one of those renderings were less is more. Shown in a high-rise this conference room rendering sports a Teknion conference table, and some unusual seating, along with a little bit of camera depth of field.
 
Scene rendered using VRay, in Autodesk Maya, from a client provided CAD file. Rendering services available from your CAD files, contact us for details at www.bordashdesign.com.
Waiting Room 1
This is a rendering we did for a hospital waiting room, specifically the lactation room. Using Herman Miller products, the draw was to give it a cozy home feel, complete with comfortable seating, television, privacy curtains and a changing table.
 
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Another Herman Miller six-pack workstation we rendered, using height adjustable tables to ease the ergonomic issues of a workplace environment. Instead of glass or fabric panels, the center spine makes use of a marker board laminate.
 
Scene rendered using VRay, in Autodesk Maya, from a client provided CAD file. Rendering services available from your CAD files.
HMI Private Office1
Herman Miller private office with overhead bookshelves, lighting and tack board. This design has two lateral files and a box box file. Shown with Mira Chair in a simple office setting.
Height adjustable benching system by Technion designed for a trading floor environment
Lounge Area 1
This is one of several camera angles, showing a business interiors lounge area. Two rooms are separated by a Teknion Altos wall system, to reduce noise and create a quite environment. Contact us if you would like to see more.
 
Scene rendered using VRay, in Autodesk Maya, from a client provided CAD file. Rendering services available from your CAD files, contact us for details.
Trade Floor Workstation
Here is an update to the height adjustable benching system by Teknion designed for a trading floor environment. I added an avatar to showcase the height adjustable work surface, along with lower camera view using a 20mm lens.
 
Scene rendered using VRay, in Autodesk Maya, from a client provided CAD file. Rendering services available from your CAD files.
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Four person workstation with dual monitor arms, the Herman Miller Mirra chair, and  credenza cushion for guest seating.  Avatar included to add perspective.
Scene rendered using VRay, in Autodesk Maya, from a client provided CAD file. Rendering services available from your CAD files.
Floor Plan 01
Using the dogbone workstation configuration, this is a floor plan using four dog-bones, complete with simulated server room to the right.  Scene rendered using VRay, in Autodesk Maya, from a client provided CAD file. Rendering services available from your CAD files.
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Scene rendered using VRay, in Autodesk Maya, from a client provided CAD file.

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