Photorealism for Interior Spaces with Lumion
Materials application 2
A course by Angular Lab , Architectural Visualization Studio
About the video: Materials application 2
Overview
“During this second part of the lesson, you will learn how to create your own materials by importing high-quality textures with their respective maps that help create even more realistic materials, enhancing depth and detail.”
In this video lesson Angular Lab addresses the topic: Materials application 2, which is part of the Domestika online course: Photorealism for Interior Spaces with Lumion. Create stunning, photorealistic images of indoor spaces from scratch using different types of lighting in Lumion .
Partial transcription of the video
“Applying Materials In this lesson, you’ll learn to create your own materials using custom texture maps. We’ll work with this wall. We’ll click on the surface and select Standard. These are the default values. Now we’ll load the three maps that Lumion 11 works with, which I already mentioned before. They’re the Color Map, or Diffuse, which is our base map, the Normal Map, which is a type of bump and creates a relief effect, and, finally, the Displacement Map, which modifies the geometry to make the texture look more realistic. We’ll give this wall a concrete texture. As you can see, these bl...”
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Course summary for: Photorealism for Interior Spaces with Lumion
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Category
Architecture & Spaces -
Software
Lumion, SketchUp -
Areas
3D Design, 3D Modeling, Architecture, ArchVIZ, Digital Architecture

Angular Lab
A course by Angular Lab
Architects Emely Córdova and Charles Infante are the cofounders of Angular Lab, an architectural visualization studio in Lima, Peru. They started their company at 22 years old, shortly after graduating from college, and have already completed more than 300 3D visualization projects. Their mission is clear: to bring projects to life before the physical work even begins by generating high-impact images using Lumion's rendering engine.
They work with various real estate agencies in Peru, as well as with some architecture and interior design studios. Their project, Tiny Desk, was published in the Lumion 11 software update. Impressively, it's the image that appears when downloading the program.
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