The Church of the Good Shepherd

An example of what we can visualise from our client’s briefs.
Built-in 1935, the Church of the Good Shepherd was the sole church in Lake Takapō. It was designed by R.S.D. Harman, an architect from Christchurch, and based on sketches by a local artist, Esther Hope. 
The builders of the church were instructed to leave the surrounding areas of site undisturbed, preserve the Matagouri bushes surrounding the building, and procure the stones for the walls from within a five-mile radius of the site. The builders were further instructed to keep the rocks in their natural form for use.
We choose to work on this project as it’s renowned for its architecture. The Church for Good Shepard is one of New Zealand’s top 5 landmarks. 
The church overlooks Lake Tekapo and is in numerous photos with a clear night sky and milky way above it. 
We produced exterior renders covering three distinct times of the church. This is an example of our visualization craftsmanship and reminds viewers of New Zealand’s beauty and its unique nature

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Location: Lake Takapō, New Zealand
Architect: R.S.D. Harman
Input / brief:  2D floorplan and image reference 
Output: Exterior Render