Blender

Collaboration with Czech artist Michal Trpák: https://www.michaltrpak.com/ We created the 3D model based on sketches and the accompanying visualizations.

Visualization of exhibition spaces and street food court that are part of a viaduct revitalization in London.

We were tasked with visualization of a 3D concrete printed house. More information can be found here: https://www.scoolpt.com/prvok/

botaniq for blender is an extensive library of many optimized realistic 3D trees, palms, plants and shrubs for architectural visualization, environmental design, rendering forests, landscaping or other various scenes that require various greenery.  
You can check botaniq out here: https://blendermarket.com/products/botaniq-trees.

We've created a material library as a product for Blender 3D users.
 
There are ~200 materials using 328 textures and the entire system is designed for consistency and efficiency.
 
More information available at it's own webpage here.

This is an R&D and tribute project of visualizing Tverrfjellhytta, Norwegian Wild Reindeer Pavilion in Dovre, Norway which was designed by Snøhetta. It is an amazingly thought out project and we will definitely visit it one day.

Everything is modelled and textured by us. The entire visualization took 24 hours in total including searching for references and creation of the rendered output.

This is a tribute to the awesome Miles Stairs from Somerset House designed by Eva Jiřičná architects.

We used imagery available from the architect's website and articles on the internet to recreate the intricate engineering design as accurately as possible.

This entire project took about 10 hours including gathering references and bringing it all into Unreal Engine.

This is Adam's 5th semester project created while at the design studio Stempel&Beneš at the Faculty of Architecture, CTU, Prague.

The task was to loosely follow the rules of this architectural competition.

Everything except the sky is 3D for reasons unknown to current Adam. Nowadays site photography would definitely be preferred.

This is Adam's competition entry into Czech Contemporary House 2014 architectural student competition.

Many important lessons about visualization were learnt here. Especially when it comes to scene optimization.

These visualizations were done to showcase the design of Nhung Hong and Jan Poslušný for an urban competition to rethink a town square in Benešov, Czech Republic.

We placed 4^th, with honorable mention. Our design was generally taken well but suffered some detail inconsistencies and lack of greenery.

This was our first direct participation in a competition but we are definitely looking forward to competing again in the future.