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This is a rendering of a project by Michael Novak.
Quite a challenging home. At first sight it looks quite ordinary – standard modern architecture, a basic white color, a combination of artificial and natural materials, clear straight lines, lots of glass and light, as well as the most unimaginable angles. But it’s not that simple! Look closer and you will see that this project differs from the similar ones even in the architectural idea!
The house has a combination of open and closed spaces, and the open spaces don’t include veranda rooms without walls or partitions, but rooms with holes in the roof! There’s sunlight coming in, and best of all –nothing to stop the trees, which are everywhere in this house, from reaching up into the sky. The flowerpots where the trees grow are decorated with beautiful pebbles. You’ll find stones here wherever you want to emphasize something. Even at the bottom of the deep blue pool you can see the pebbles, gently rolling in the water. The combination of sun, stone and wood – this is the main line of the project.
Could you please share more information about the detailed computer visualization of the unusual private residence project? How is the visualization being created and what software or techniques are being used? Are there any unique or innovative features of the residence that are being highlighted in the visualization?