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Making of Open Space Office - Tip of the Week

Michał Franczak 2016-10-27 14:57 tutorial  > 3ds MAX  > modeling

This open space office comes from Archinteriors vol. 40. It's scene 6.

Open-space offices are common for all world regions. The one made by Jarosław Kościański (from Evermotion) is rather typical open space, with an accent in the form of green wall. We have all the goodies here: pipes under the ceiling, reminding of loft origins of the room, white finish, minimalistic furniture and lightwood elegant floor.

You can buy 10 office scenes as Archinteriors vol. 40 collection directly from Evermotion Shop. you can also buy only the scene 6 that is a subject of this tip. the scene was prepared for V-Ray. Check V-Ray prices in Evermotion Shop.

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This scene isn't too complicated. We have light interior with an accent - green wall on the right. We placed many office props inside (chairs, computers, boxes, etc.). the simplicity of the furniture is put against fancy columns that stand in the middle of the room.

 

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3ds Max viewport.

 

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The scene is lit with VraySun. Settings are on the right.

 

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Wireframe view - camera 1.

 

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The scene viewed from top.

 

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Vray Camera settings. We used 18mm focal length to catch more of the interior in the frame. The rest of the settings is pretty standard.

 

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wall material settings.

 

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Wall material - VrayDirt map settings.

 

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Floor mesh generated with floor generator.

 

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Floor material consists of seven Vray materials that vary a bit with color to give some randomness for planks.

 

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Floor material settings.

 

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Floor plane with a texture in viewport.

 

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Props also are not very complicated, but they do not need to be fancy - we need functional office furniture. We hid the walls on this image, that's the reason that doors stand in the air ;)

 

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We also included some binders cabinet.

 

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there are many photometric lights beneath the ceiling. Settings are in VrayLightLister.

 

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One of the lamps with a VrayLight inside.

 

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VrayIES parameters.

 

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Dismantled model.

 

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Green wall material.

 

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Green wall material - VrayDirt settings.

 

 

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Render settings.

 

 

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Raw render vs. image after post-production.

 

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Post-production: High-pass filter with value 0,5 for sharpening. Curves for increased contrast, Color balance (more blue in midtones and shadows), Levels for decreasing contrast before adding render layers that bring out the details.

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Final image, after post-production.

 

You can buy 10 office scenes as Archinteriors vol. 40 collection directly from Evermotion Shop. you can also buy only the scene 6 that is a subject of this tip. the scene was prepared for V-Ray. Check V-Ray prices in Evermotion Shop.

 

Author: Michał Franczak Editor: Michał Franczak
Tags: office interior space open tip
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