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Rendering the Archive: A Visual Study of Office Winhov’s New Book Archive for the KB National Library
Some buildings are public because people move through them. Others are public because of what they protect. Office Winhov’s New Book Archive for the KB National Library of the Netherlands belongs to the second category. It is not a library in the familiar sense of reading rooms, desks, stairs, lamps, and people spending an afternoon with a book. It is something quieter and more technical: a place for storage, preservation, logistics, climate control, and time. That is exactly
Vladyslav Alyeksyenko
Jul 38 min read


Rendering Memory: A Visual Study of Bovenbouw’s Reconversion of Hasselt Beguinage
There are some architectural projects that ask for a clean, beautiful render. And then there are projects that make you slow down. Bovenbouw’s reconversion of the Hasselt Beguinage belongs to the second category. It is not a project that can be reduced to a nice courtyard, a renovated ruin, or a new tower placed in a historic setting. The more I looked at it, the more it felt like a project about time: what remains, what disappears, what can be repaired, and what can be broug
Vladyslav Alyeksyenko
Jun 812 min read


Architectural Animation Workflow: From Masterplan to Motion or How We Built a 90-Second Campus Animation in 4 days
This architectural animation workflow began with a sparse masterplan, limited visual material, and a very tight deadline. The challenge was to create a clear 90-second campus animation that could communicate atmosphere, scale, and development potential without building a full traditional 3D production pipeline from scratch.
Vladyslav Alyeksyenko
Apr 146 min read
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