[ 01 ] Exterior
Transitional Residence — Exterior Set
[ 02 ] The brief
A four-view dusk exterior set for a two-storey transitional house: white board-and-batten siding over a stacked-stone base, low-pitch hipped roofs with deep eaves, and a stone-clad arched entry. The set was rendered at twilight so interior light, soffit downlights and landscape uplighting all read as designed elements rather than afterthoughts — the condition in which this kind of house is usually photographed and sold.
[ 03 ] Scope delivered
- Front elevation, two camera angles
- Rear and side elevations with covered terrace
- Twilight lighting design with landscape uplighting
- Hard and soft landscape, driveway and approach
[ 04 ] How it was made
The technical problem.
Twilight is the hardest exterior condition to render honestly, because three light sources have to balance at once: the residual sky, the warm interior spill through the glazing, and the cool landscape and soffit fixtures. Get the ratio wrong and the house either glows like a lantern or reads as a daytime render with the sky darkened. We set the interior levels first, since those are fixed by the actual lighting design, then tuned sky exposure around them. The four views share one sky and one lighting rig so the set reads as a single evening rather than four separate shoots — a detail clients notice immediately when views are placed side by side in a brochure. Board-and-batten was modelled as real geometry rather than a bump map, because at dusk the raking light across each batten is most of what gives the facade its texture.
[ 05 ] 4 rendered views




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