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AutoCAD elevation and key plan developed for a duplex residential interior project. The drawing presents the elevation details along with a clear key plan to identify the corresponding views and support accurate design coordination and documentation.
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Then I took that direction into Cinema 4D, where the look began to evolve with more intention. I refined the architecture, adjusted the proportions, worked on the materials, shaped the landscape, and tested different lighting setups to push the mood further.
What began as a loose AI exploration slowly turned into something more precise and designed.
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Would love to hear your thoughts!
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