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New project in the portfolio: a sunroom addition + rear deck renovation for a single-family home in Connecticut. Photorealistic exterior 3D renders helped the homeowner visualize the new addition against the existing farmhouse facade before construction - front, rear, and side elevations. 🏡✨
#3DVisualization #ArchViz #ExteriorRendering #HomeAddition #CoronaRenderer
Wow! I love this
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What a cosy house! So, a great talent is the ability to create cosy places
Thank you so much Yurii! The design is created by extremely talanted architect indeed, she did an amazing job!
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You did a great job with all the materials Kate💯
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