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Interior 3D visualization for the high-end residential location with 5-star service situated on Dam square of Amsterdam, the world-famous city with beautiful canals, centuries-old buildings, renowned museums, rich culture, and tradition. A luxury project with phenomenal view consists of exclusive apartments and penthouse with the terrace totally.
Frame+View created CGI content for the magnificent design of generous residential areas ranging in size from 127 m2 to 232 m2 (or even 449) m2. Our team made still imagery for rooms with various functions, styles, and scales. We visualized designer bathrooms, living and seating areas, bedrooms, open kitchens, and dining spaces. The spacious interior was modeled in 3D, outdoor views are based on photographs. Our renders demonstrate how glass doors, partitions, large windows on the floor erase the boundaries of the apartments, expanding the space.
With an impressive view of the Royal Palace and the National Monument on the Dam, the building itself is situated next to the Grand Hotel Krasnapolsky. Exclusively for residents of Dam3, this hotel offers a five-star service including valet parking and a private butler service. The penthouse interior is designed by talented interior architect Pieter Laureys who created a style for a fully furnished apartment with exclusively selected, brand-new furniture.
The architecture is made by Dam & Partners, a famous Dutch architectural company. The studio is founded by renowned architect Cees Dam who became famous as a co-designer of the Stopera in Amsterdam. The company transformed office spaces into luxury apartments, replaced the previous facade with a completely new one and put a penthouse floor on the building. The atmosphere of the downtown with the famous architecture of Amsterdam penetrates the premises through panoramic windows, combining history and tradition with luxury, comfortable and modern design. Despite the dynamic outdoor scenes, there is absolute peace in the apartments themselves, thanks to the build quality and the use of high-end materials.
