Has anyone ever seen any SANAA renders..?

I have 'SANAA Works 1995 - 2003' which only show drawings, models and photographs of completed work but don't ever recall seeing any SANAA renders.

dude,

google 'render SANAA'

you'll see the new museum, the EPFL learning center and serpentine renderings if you look hard enough

they seem to go for realistic/atmospheric renderings...which reflects their work well...

thank guys...

would anyone have any thoughts as to how they are created..?

dude,

they create themselves.

hematophobia, such questions are seldom rewarded here.

i assume they hire someone to make a 3d model (any software will do) and then render it (again any software will do, from the usual suspects). if you don't know anything about 3d modelling and rendering it is perhaps better to ask specific questions about the software. if you google you can probably find an answer in about 30 seconds.

which is pretty much why some of the above comments are based on assumption that you are either lazy and don't deserve an answer, or else you mildly impaired.

mildly impaired is probably not far from the truth....both in terms of the england language and 3D modelling.

though even then I wouldn't use the word 'dude' in a public forum.

jump..thanks. i think i was trying to ask about 3d modeling. but because i am so impaired in this area i didn't even know how to start. i think i was trying to find out which software they used. oh i didn't even realise the one of the right was a rendering. i probably wasn't looking close enough.
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holz.box and %%%%....gracious and good manners and non sarcastic. nice.

Actually Hematophobia, I was attacking holz.box!

Now that I understand your question a little better, I can possibly answer it. Like jump wrote, they develop a 3d model of the building using whatever software they choose. After rendering, they place it in a photograph of the site (photoshop). Everything besides the building is real.

Does this help, or do I sound impaired?

%%%%%....
no that makes total sense for someone who is 3D challenged. thanks.

dude, its sketchup!

hurray! sarcasm with the answers embedded. progress!

@hemaptophobia - btw, i am not a fan of the sarcastic blow off, even if the question is google-able. it isn't even about manners. it's about sharing - everyone should give up what they know even if they think the question is stupid, at the very least for kharma's sake.

no one here is smart enough that they won't have a stupid question in need of answers someday...and archinect is like a teaching hospital, basic questions and mistakes are supposed to be standardoperatingprocedure....ain't they?