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Published: 2006-06-25 15:13:27 +0000 UTC; Views: 13622; Favourites: 88; Downloads: 1286
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Hi,This is first visualization I made for "kolo architectural contest".
This is also my first big project and I am really happy about the results
The toilet was designed by my team partner Karol Zurawski. He is studying architecture on Warsaw University of Technology.
The subject of this contest was to create a beautiful and original beach toilet in Hel - Poland, something different...
We made a good team and finally we won ex aeqo second place
Big thanks goes to ~zipper !! Krzysiek rendered it for us in huge resolutions.
night version
interior day
interior night
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This is a composition or everything is rendered?
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To jest w Polsce? JuΕΌ strzelaΕem, ΕΌe jakiΕ inny kraj...
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This is so photorealistic I think I'm going to puke.
How the heck did you do this. No. Don't tell me.
I can see already that my mind would explode.
Awesome work.
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Ge-nial-ne! JakaΕ szansa, ΕΌe podzielisz siΔ materiaΕem piasku lub chociaΕΌ mapkΔ
pod displace?
OczywiΕcie favik.
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nice,... but i really hope it comes real,.. coz that is impossible in some places ,.u know
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Beautiful! all of the renders for this project are outstanding!
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hi, really great , but could you tell me what softwear did you used to do the sand ?.
thank's
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The scene was created in 3ds max and rendered with vray. The sand material is created with vraydisplacementmod. The displacement map was painted from scratch in photoshop. So the answer is: photoshop+max+vray+some stock imagery from stock.xchng.
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thank you so much for detailed help .
i first thought that the sand were created by some stand-alone app , and never thoought that it's a dispacement map , thank's again .
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Just browsing and found this simple yet very stunning design for a public toilet... I wouldn't mind "going" in there.
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great scene...so real...and the sand...great displ...excellent
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I like the design of the toilets and the interior renderings are flawless. The sand in the exterior renderings looks just a tad unrealistic to me. 
But apart from that, I'm stunned and... really motivated (~envious)
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Brawa!! <- to komentarz do wszystkich wizualizacji i projektu rzecz jasna. Brawa!
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Brawa!! <- to komentarz do wszystkich wizualizacji i projektu rzecz jasna. Brawa!
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I saw and read about this in some russian architectural magazine... Congratulations!
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Wow, do you remember the title of this magazine, and what issue ?
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ultra-realistic, yeah... this is the beach toilet and no other. The project looks nice... the sand in the wood stand goes beyond reality.
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Very nice! None of the beach bathrooms here look that nice 
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i don't know why but the sand seems a bit too fake for me...O.o
but still, well done!
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Wow that is so awesome. It is extermely photorealistic. And so is the night version
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jesus christ that owns, i... am speechless
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Nice photo....OMFG WAIT IT'S 3D! 
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amazing! the sand looks great! where you find/buy the sand map and the displace map?
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I found nice materials on [link] great site. Diffuse/bump/refraction map was made with photoshop... lots of cloning and smudging. Displacement map was my own invention, made from scratch in photoshop.
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nice work!... thanks for the link!
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wow.
A really clean render, and an excellent viz!!
Wel done and congratulations!!
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ponad 48h renderu na moje biedne 2 kompy to chyba nie wypada teraz nie zafavowac
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No 
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At first, I thought this was a photograph.
The choice of materials and the structure of the building interest me. The building itself reminds me of a certain rectangular-box house that was built in the 1940s when the Modernist Era was in its infacy. During the Modernist movement, it was more important to see the underlying structure of a building, rather than to make it appear as what it really is, and this picture portrays the principle. The materials used to make up this building seem to be glass, steel, and wood. These are the perfect compositional materials for modern design, and the way that these materials were put together reminds me of the contemporary work of the famous American architect, Frank Lloyd Wright.
I'm glad that you won second place. That's so much better than winning third place or nothing at all, because at least you are the closest to the ranking of first place.
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