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Rendered Revit views showing the curved facade, entrance sequence, landscape, access ramps and MEP/service zones.
Rendered interior views for offices, meeting rooms, training spaces, glass partitions and auditorium layouts.
SketchUp concept visuals for a circular indoor dome, glazed roof, water-play areas, slides and dining zones.
Civil 3D-style site visuals covering master planning, hardscape, palm landscape, plaza furniture, roads and parking circulation.
A Revit-based architectural visualisation package for a modern curved glass building. The project focuses on massing, facade presentation, entrance approach, site landscaping, ramp access, internal circulation and service-room coordination.
The main building mass is represented as a rounded, glass-fronted volume within an urban site. The Revit visualisation shows how the curved facade, surrounding paths, trees and paved areas frame the building from a site-planning perspective.
The facade views highlight the building envelope, transparent curtain-wall effect and vertical support rhythm. These visuals are useful for checking architectural proportions, glazing continuity and the relationship between columns and landscaped edges.
The entrance sequence is shown through signage, paved forecourt views and planted boundaries. The rendered views help communicate how users arrive at the building and how the main access point is visually separated from the street edge.
Ramp and tunnel perspectives document the access strategy around the building. The retaining walls, directional arrows and sloped approach routes clarify vehicular or service circulation within the Revit scene.
The internal corridor views show directional road marking and enclosed circulation. These scenes are useful for checking visibility, clearances and the user route through lower-level or service-access spaces.
The service-room renders include transformer-like equipment, pipe runs and layout clearances. Adding these views to the Revit page demonstrates that the model is not only exterior visualisation but also includes technical service-space coordination.
Additional images document alternate approach angles, landscape edges, facade close-ups, tunnel access and MEP room perspectives. These views can be used as a visual portfolio set for the Revit project.