Kyryat Ono House No. 3 is a modern double-family residence in Israel, visualized for Daniel Arev Architecture. Set on a 700 sqm site with a total floor area of 600 sqm, the project combines crisp architectural volumes, broad windows, balconies and carefully landscaped outdoor spaces. Threelight CGI created an extensive collection of exterior and interior renderings to communicate the scale, layout and atmosphere of the house as a complete residential experience.
The exterior series presents the architecture from the front, side, garden and rear under both daylight and dusk conditions. These viewpoints reveal how the solid upper volumes sit above more open ground-floor living areas, while large areas of glazing introduce natural light and connect the interior with the surrounding landscape. Additional views focus on circulation and the external staircase, making parts of the design that are easy to overlook in plans more immediately understandable.
Inside, the visualization explores the open living, dining, kitchen, study and bedroom spaces through multiple connected camera angles. Furniture and artwork were selected to complement the restrained architecture, including the Dragonfly painting by Shachar Camran, B&B Italia's Frank sofa, Poul Kjærholm's PK61 coffee table, the Castula table by Artisan, Jasper Morrison's Vitra HAL Cantilever chairs and a Severin Hansen desk. These recognisable pieces give the interiors scale, identity and a refined but lived-in character.
The goal was to depict the house accurately while helping potential clients imagine inhabiting it. Attention was given to room proportions, furniture placement, lighting and the continuity between different viewpoints. The resulting CGI set works as both an architectural explanation and an emotional presentation of the residence, moving from large exterior decisions down to the details that shape everyday life inside.