Wieland & Gouwens Showreel

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Wieland&Gouwens is a small contemporary presentation and visualisation company located in the dynamic Lloyd Kwartier in Rotterdam. The company combines artistic knowledge and backgrounds with 3d computer techniques and we like their showreel:



See http://www.wieland-gouwens.nl/ for more info.

Squint/Opera Architectural Showreel 2008

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Squint/Opera Showreel 2008 - Architectural/3D from squintopera on Vimeo.

Over the past couple of years we have run a number of posts on squint/opera. Embedded above is their architectural showreel for 2008 and as ever is exudes the squint/opera style.

The company is up there with the best and if your interested in working for them it turns out they have a few jobs going.... now wheres our CV..

Show Reel 2008: Lastpixel

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LASTPIXEL showreel 2008 from Ben Morris on Vimeo.

Lastpixel's showreel above illustrates 22 projects the company completed in-house. Setup in 2004 the company has worked on over 500 projects to date. Its a solid showreel and we especially like the opening visualisation.

See http://www.lastpixel.com.au for more info...

Architectural Show Reels: Squint/Opera

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Squint/Opera Showreel from squintopera on Vimeo.
Squint/Opera's Showreel combines humour and narration with cutting-edge design and imaginative illustrative techniques. Using a visual language, the company channels and translates the creative investigations of the architectural team into a medium that everyone, from the schoolchild to the Mayor, can understand.

The above write up is direct from the companies 'marketing speak' we while we don't normally include such text in blog posts the quality of Squint/Opera's work justifies it..

For more information and to view more work take a look at squintopera.com

Architectural Show Reels: Distinct Solutions

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Continuing our series featuring show reels from architectural visualisation companies we feature Distinct Solutions.

With their main offices in Dubai the show reel focuses on the United Arab Emirates with both internal and external visualisations. In short show reels need to speak for themselves, so embedded below is Distinct solutions showreel for 2008:



We think your agree, this is a good one and a company to watch, take a look at the Distinct Solutions Site for more information and a run down on visualisation services.

Demo Reels Newlands and Company

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Continuing our series of demo reels - which are basically a companies showcase of the last years work - we feature the 2007 Transport and Architecture reels from Newlands and Company.

Architecture Reel 2007



Transportation Reel 2007



See the Newlands and Company site for more info on their projects and services.

The transportation reel is in our view more impressive but as ever with Newlands their output is up there with the best in the industry. We are not sure about the 'jazz' music however it reminds us of the music from Transport Tycoon, but maybe that's just us..

Demo Reels - CAD Studio Architectual Visualisation

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In the second of our new series of posts on Demo Reels we feature CAD Studio.

The Architecture 3D animation showreel dates from 2006 with the visualisaton produced using Maya sofware:

Cad Studios' literature state that the company offers a high level of service to the building industry, covering areas such as architectural design and drafting through to creating 3D animations and static images or artist impressions, for marketing material, mainly used by property developers, architects and real estate companies in New Zealand and Australia.

Although this service is mainly used by large scale developers, they also offer expertise to the individual who may require this level of examination to either renovate or simply preview the potential result, for a new dwelling or business.

See the CAD Studio site for more details.

Architectural Visualisation - 3D Blue Print

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Architectural companies show reels are often full of cliches, the current most over used one is the 'flying in' construction animation which although impressive is rapidly becoming passé.

3D Blue Print's showreel sidesteps these cliches and starts off with an interesting play on the concept of scale with a building emerging from a tabletop site plan:



3D Blue Print, founded by Mathew Dalby, a qualified Interior Architect provide visualisation services from concept sketches to full working drawings which can be further developed into architecturally accurate presentations.

Also featured so far in our posts on architectual visualisation are examples from Squint/Opera and Design Hive.