Visualizations of spaces and places that do not exist yet are always exciting and challanging to create.
Exploring the first person experience with an imagined gallery
Melbourne - New Skyscraper Development 3D
Realtime apartment interior
Proposed gym in Melbourne
2019 Showreel, selected works
Syracuse University - The Barnes Centre
Maraboo Island by Megara
Since starting up in mid-2014, SPACESCAN has been busy producing scans for a variety of places such as high-end residential properties, churches, abandoned heritage warehouses, mechanical plant rooms, art installations and bars. See below the films that were produced from the captured CAD data. We can bring the place to life by inputting your design ideas whether they are architectural fit-outs, modifications to the existing built form, lighting, or even hanging virtual art work or installations - or we can simply fly through the space showing off it's own beauty. When the space is captured, anything is possible.
PAINTING TO 3D
Jules Sher's Australian abstract landscape painting has been morphed into a 3D exploration in this experiment to see the potential for taking one into the painting. The 2D image was taken into Blender to form a depth map and then placed into a space of it's own. This film was projected on to Western Australia's Wave Rock, the massive natural monolith 600km east of Perth near a small town called Hyden at the Wave Rock Festival in 2016.
One of the hand made models made by Greg Molloy photoscanned/photogrammed into 3D shows some great possibilities for capturing real life, highly detailed objects.
Below, many films over the few years of SPACESCAN works ranging from Matterport, Unreal and other film experiments & various projects.