Studio CGI presents its 2010 demo reel, a compilation of our favourite projects and techniques from a wide range of architectural styles and locations from around the world. It can be played in a standard version or in HD (1280×720 pixels), this wide-screen reel will cover most of your PC’s screen.

Studio CGI is proud to be a professional member of The New York Society of Renderers.  A non-profit group established in 1985 to further the profession of architectural illustration and to help the larger community of architects, real estate developers and others to more effectively work with architectural illustrators. The Society conducts workshops, meetings, exhibitions, and other activities organized to further the artistic, technical, and business expertise of members and to provide a forum for their professional interests and concerns.

Studio CGI is privileged to have worked on the $321 million renovation of California Memorial Stadium, allowing UC Berkeley to modernize gameday facilities and services. The improvements will bring the stadium to a level comparable to other major Division I programs while still preserving the bowl shape and the western facade. When Memorial Stadium reopens in the fall of 2012, Golden Bear fans will notice a significant number of improvements to the facility.

An artful combination of photorealistic architectural renderings and stylish CG cinematography inspired by the seven primary art forms derived from Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel’s “Lectures on the Aesthetics” and the writings of film theorist Ricciotto Canudo: architecture, sculpture, painting, dance, music, poetry, and cinema. In Roman’s able hands, the combination is undeniably poetic. His reverence for light borders on transcendent, and his attention to detail is inspiring.

Studio CGI recently joined The American Society of Architectural Illustrators (ASAI), a non-profit international professional organization of architectural illustrators, whose goals are to foster communication among architectural illustrators, to raise the standards of architectural illustration and to acquaint the public with the importance of such drawing as integral to the practice of architecture.