First of all, I am very pleased that I can present you the workflow that stands behind "House in Nada" / Fujiwarramuro Architects. I am the owner of RC1 Studio based in South Korea (POK: Republic of Korea) and New York (N.Y.).
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The structure is placed in a very narrow space.
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I modeled not only the main building but also those on the sides.
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Before starting the work, I searched Google web pages for elements which I could apply to the scene.
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Front view - cloudy, dry ground
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Angled view - cloudy, dry ground
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Front view - cloudy, wet ground
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Angled view - cloudy skies, wet ground
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I modeled also telegraph pole.
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Wall mapping. This is the work that I put the biggest emphasis. I mapped all walls of two wings of the main building. Result is good for this amount of work.
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Ground Map. Even though not all the details cannot be seen well in the final images, I made floor textures with high resolution
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Light settings - nothing very complicated, but makes the job done.
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You can see whole gallery here: House in Nada Fujiwarramuro Architects
Thank you very much for your reading to the end and you see more materials in our web site.
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