CGarchitect Architectural 3D Awards (2006)

Posted by Jeff Mottle 1 July 2006 3:35 pm

2006 Architectural 3D AWARDS Competition

Following up on last year's huge success, CGarchitect.com is hosting the 3rd annual Architectural 3D Awards to be awarded at this year's VisMasters Design Visualization Conference on August 4th, 2006 in Boston. The Awards Competition is open to everyone in the Architectural Visualization industry to highlight the best imagery and animations done in 2005/2006.

This year's awards will be divided into two categories: Still Imagery and Animation. From the submitted entries our group of expert judges will select the top five in each category. The winner of each category will be awarded the exclusive CGarchitect.com 3D AWARDS trophy during the VisMasters Design Visualization Conference.

CATEGORIES

Still Imagery: Awarded to the individual or company for outstanding achievement in an architectual visualization project.

Animation: Awarded to the individual or company for outstanding achievement in an architectural visualization animation project.

WINNERS
STILL IMAGE		ANIMATION

		Liu Yuetao - BHAA China
Gus Capote - Preconstruct United Kingdom

NOMINEES
STILL IMAGE		ANIMATION

		New York Development Team - Weta Digital New Zealand
Xiaoge Liu - exquisitus3d China

		Liu Yuetao - BHAA China
RM Design Studio USA

		Michael Merron, Rob Deja - Uniform United Kingdom
Tanju Özelgin - PARLAK KIRMIZI Turkey


Lon Grohs - Neoscape USA		Sam O'hare, Robert Shirley, Rob Deja, Michael Merron Uniform United Kingdom

		Jon Humphreys, Tim Woods, Matt King, Richard Moss, Ben Davies Smoothe Manchester United Kingdom
Gus Capote - Preconstruct United Kingdom

JUDGING

Judging will evaluate all areas of both the still images and animations categories including: View Composition, Modeling, Lighting, Texturing, Creativity, Technical difficulty, Originality, Final Editing, Post Production and Unity.

2006 JUDGES

Brian Cassil - Nexus Inc
Alexandre Malignan -
Sean De Boer - Mirvac Group
Ernest Burden III - Acme Digital
Brian Smith - 3DAS