Representation of Architectural Spaces with 3D Studio Max

You will begin by knowing the work of the Phrame team, their influences and what they are based on when searching for graphic references for their virtual spaces.

Below you will find some clues about 3D modeling when building the basic structure of a building (walls, pavement, ceilings, partitions). They will also guide you in the elaboration of carpentry work from scratch and create some details such as furniture to achieve a more realistic result.

Once the house is designed, you will create the environment closest to the house and a particular atmosphere.

At this point, it will be time to play with the composition and lighting of the final photo, the position of the camera and the basic VRAY presets to obtain fast images that allow light tests.

Later you will learn to texture the elements of the architecture and to define the environment by adding interior furniture (sofas, chairs, lamps, books, cups) to the scene.

Finally you will make the final retouching and postproduction in Photoshop to finish adjusting colors, contrasts, materials or adding people to the snapshot.