3D loftproject 7/2/2006 · 1207 views

While awaiting the slow transformation of the old chocolate factory Martougin to a complex of 40 lofts, I started drawing the interior of my future loft. I modelled it in Rhinoceros, converted it to 3Dmax, and finally rendered it with Vray. The rounded aluminium box in the center of the loft is the sleeping room. It divides the space into different places and reflects the daylight back into the room. The inside absorbs the light and creates a warm and dark sleeping place. The only wall in the loft is not actually a wall, it's a wardrobe which can be accessed from both sides, namely from the hall and the bath room. The idea was maximum storage with minimum loss of space. I finished the room in a colourful retro design.