Entre nous, mettre des lunettes et, en un clin d’œil, se retrouver projeter au sein d’un environnement inconnu, c’est plus que bluffant ! Tout comme il est troublant d’être confronté à une modélisation 3D dont on ne peut définir avec certitude s’il s’agit d’une image virtuelle ou d’une photo.
Mais, assez de mots, consultez nos réalisations et faites l’expérience par vous-même.
Alors, 3D ou photo ?
Client : Entreprise de Construction TRACOL
3D modeling of buildings planned in the new Mathendahl eco-district of Niederkorn.
These 3D views provide the construction company with visuals allowing a realistic visualization of the project in its final form and will also be used for the realization of a 3D video.
Client : Entreprise de Construction NICO MARECHAL
3D modeling of a future construction in Reckange - Luxembourg.
This 3D view offers the construction company a visual allowing a realistic visualization of the project in its final form.
Client : CLK
Building project modeled in 3D to present the location of the building in its destinated environment as well as the realistic visualization of the rendering of the chosen construction materials.
Client : AGC Automotive
In order to show the different types of automotive glazing technologies developed by AGC-Automotive, BAM's creative community created a non-existent S.U.V. design to model it in 3D. The 3D car created was then exploited to produce animated demonstration content.
Client : Immobridel
3D modeling realized for the Immobridel agency during the works in order to allow potential buyers to visualize the immediate environment and the arangements planned around the building.
Client : AGC TIV
In order to produce inspiring content and to widen ideas on possible glass applications, BAM has modeled a futuristic train by maximizing the presence of glass. The train modeling has also been used to produce video content that supports the same objectives.
Client : Weis Group
In order to present the Business Center along its entire length, the Bam agency has modeled the building to integrate it into a virtual environment and have sufficient backward to produce the desired framing.
Client : Studio 88
3D modeling of a housing project in Luxembourg. The intention was to allow a visualization of the outdoor surrounding as well as a glimpse of the interior space of the house.
