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Studio Aiko Portfolio
Welcome To Studio Aiko Portfolio
Studio Aiko was founded in 2005 by Meny Hilsenrad and Yair Alony. The Studio specializes in a wide variety of CG (Computer Graphics) content and provides high-end product in various fields such as TV content, advertisement, architectural visualization, product simulation and more. Please browse around our site and take a look at our portfolio.
HOMEPAGE:http://www.studio-aiko.com/
Project Desciption:
The Desert Villa is our first try to merge the magical scenery of the desert with a modern architecture of a villa. We took the idea a step forward in a mysterious & humoristic way, we hope you will like the animation.
Architect: Winestein Vaadia Architects
Year: 2011
Architect: Winestein Vaadia Architects
Year: 2011
Project Desciption:
The village house project was designed and planned by the architect to fit the client's personal style. The house was designed under the influence of a village spirit with red traditional roofs, but also blended modern elements which are seen in the interiors design. Aiko's task was to bring the architect vision to the most realistic cg (computer graphic) simulation, which is characterized by greenery and countryside surrounding. Additionally to the client's final product, we also created a second version with a small twist as demonstrated in the movie clip.
Client: Unavailable
Architect: Yonathan Munjak
Year: 2010
Client: Unavailable
Architect: Yonathan Munjak
Year: 2010
Project Desciption:
In this project our task was to simulate three different bathrooms of the house: the master bathroom, the children bathroom and the guest's bathroom. In addition, we also simulated the Bulthaup kitchen in various versions according to our client's request.
Client: Shrem Architects & Bulthaup
Year: 2010
Client: Shrem Architects & Bulthaup
Year: 2010
Project Desciption:
Studio Aiko put its Scatter Simulations skills to the best in the latest architecture campaign for Gottesman-Szmelcman Architecture, creating a swarm of 3D Villas and plants in a realistic environment. Designed by Gottesman-Szmelcman Architecture, Terra Porra Villas are surrounded by dramatic pink and grey rock formations and by a rich scented flora, which is so unique to Corsica. Our goal, in this project, was to make a 3D vision of harmony and a privileged feeling. All 17 villas incorporate 20 meters long pools, which reflect the sky and wealth of the surrounding landscape and terraced gardens that are enriched with abundant herbs and fruit trees. The result gives both a contemporary and Mediterranean feeling, reflecting an ideal notion of comfort and an informal living style.
Client: Gottesman-Szmelcman Architecture
Year: 2010
Client: Gottesman-Szmelcman Architecture
Year: 2010
Project Desciption:
Our challenge in this project was to create the dense vegetation surrounding the house which required some effort from our side. Together with the client, we understood the concept of the ecological house and with that knowledge, we approached it and tried to simulate the vision that the client was aiming for. The concept of this house, as described by the client, was to create ecological systems and infrastructure, leading to the house's architecture and interiors. The biological swimming pool created a flow of water in and around the house. A sense of flexibility inside and outside of the house was created by deleting the borders between the two.
Client: Do Architecture
Year: 2010
Client: Do Architecture
Year: 2010
Project Desciption:
Designed by Gottesman-Szmelcman Architecture, Terra Porra Villas are surrounded by dramatic pink and grey rock formations and by a rich scented flora, which is so unique to Corsica. Our goal, in this project, was to make a 3D vision of harmony and a privileged feeling. The result gives both a contemporary and Mediterranean feeling, reflecting an ideal notion of comfort and an informal living style.
Client: Gottesman-Szmelcman Architecture
Year: 2010
Client: Gottesman-Szmelcman Architecture
Year: 2010
Project Desciption:
Upon completing the simulation according to the client requests, we decided to go a little bit further with the project and to produce a short animation that would give the project a fun touch. The music was the main inspiration which lead us to the idea of the jumping objects according to the music's bits.
Year: 2010
Year: 2010
Project Desciption:
Under the slogan "Innovation for Better Life", Israel will highlight innovation at its pavilion at Expo 2010 Shanghai along with traditional Jewish culture. This is the first time that Israel is building a national pavilion at a World Expo. The design of its pavilion resembles two clasped hands, symbolizing Israeli innovation and technology. The pavilion consists of three areas: the Whispering Garden, the Hall of Light, and the Hall of Innovations which can be seen in the simulation.Client: Disk-In ; Haim Dotan Architect
Year: 2010
Project Desciption:
The simulation was created for a resident building located in Tel Aviv. The work includes an interior simulation of the building's penthouse and a short animation that demonstrates a time lapse clip of the building's exterior view.
Client: Arcod Architects
Year: 2009
Client: Arcod Architects
Year: 2009
Project Desciption:
This project was influenced by the Riga project that we did for the Shrem architects. We took some of the models that we used there and created a much more powerful and unique simulation, resulting in a more added-value atmosphere and exclusive looks and feeling of the environment.
Client: Orly Shrem Architecturess
Year: 2008
Client: Orly Shrem Architecturess
Year: 2008
Project Desciption:
This simulation represents a fraction of the hotel in Riga (Latvia), which was designed by the Shrem architects. The wide windows in the room enable the external light to illuminate the interior space with a natural luminosity, inflicting a subtle and harmonious feeling.
Client: Orly Shrem Architecturess
Year: 2008
Client: Orly Shrem Architecturess
Year: 2008
Project Desciption:
This unique architecture within an old Bauhaus building is located in Tel Aviv, in the beating heart of a beautiful renovated urban quarter. Our client's vision was to combine luxury apartments inflicting comfort and intimacy and interfacing with the lively boulevard. The interior design features elegant simplicity and is fashioned with highest quality materials. The blending of the Bauhaus style with an up-to-date interior design is reflected in every detail. In this mission, we succeeded to create the interiors and exterior simulation that rejoined the client's vision and expectations.
Client: Zilberberg-Reisner
Architects: Kimmel-Eshkolot Architects
Year: 2008
Client: Zilberberg-Reisner
Architects: Kimmel-Eshkolot Architects
Year: 2008
Project Desciption:
G Tower is the most exclusive residence project that is currently being built in the center of Tel-Aviv. The concept behind the G Tel Aviv tower was to design large, luxury villas, floating high above the spectacular Mediterranean, with elevated ceilings and a luxurious spacious sensation. The internal space is designed with glass perimeter walls and no intervening columns, affording endless panoramic views of the magnificent sea, the Old City of Jaffa and amazing scenery of Tel Aviv. Every apartment and its spacious balcony offers absolute privacy, overall lighting and open vistas that stretch as far as the eye can see.
Client: Gindi Hazakot
Architects: Perry Davidovich Architects
Year: 2008
Client: Gindi Hazakot
Architects: Perry Davidovich Architects
Year: 2008
Project Desciption:
In this project, we created a simulation of the pool area that is located in the exclusive residence building of Rothschild 1 Tower in Tel Aviv.
Client: Orly Shrem Architects
Year: 2007
Client: Orly Shrem Architects
Year: 2007
The Black Wasps Animation Clip
Project Desciption:
This non-commercial project was born as a result of a recent project we did for a client. We had to make a 3D model of a Boeing AH-64 Apache helicopter. We have invested much time on modeling all the details on the helicopter. After we finished the project we felt that we can take it to the next level. And thus, this was born.
Music: Johnny Cash - God's Gonna Cut You Down
Inspired by the artwork of André Cantarel:
cantarel.de/
Year: 2011
Project Desciption:
This project was done as a spin-off to our previously soda stream's commercial ads project. The idea was to use the original work and try to take it to a different direction, to push it further more and to emphasize the realistic work that was made on the fruits.
Year: 2011
Year: 2011
Project Desciption:
This project started as an experience just for fun, a music video, which might come. The original plan was to create a classroom environment from different camera angles that overlooked the entire classroom, but very soon it turned to be a very challenging project that went into much a more complex work than I planned. This project was done between the studio's projects with a lot of love and dedication.
The scene was created using 3D Max, rendered with V-Ray; Photoshop was used for creating the textures and post work was done with After Effects.
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Client: In house project of Studio Aiko
Year: 2010
The scene was created using 3D Max, rendered with V-Ray; Photoshop was used for creating the textures and post work was done with After Effects.
For more images please enter this link.
Client: In house project of Studio Aiko
Year: 2010
Project Desciption:
The Trailer scene was created as an in house project. It was a good opportunity for us to explore some new features in V-Ray, which until then we didn't use at the studio – V-Ray Sun and Physical Camera. The different light and mood versions came after exploring these new V-Ray features and understanding them more deeply. The animation purpose was to show these various moods in a dynamic way.
Client: In house project of Studio Aiko
Year: 2009
Client: In house project of Studio Aiko
Year: 2009
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