This project by CG Artist and Industrial Design Student Javier Wainstein is a fictional restaurant, made inside an old abandoned factory. The building gives a very free and open space because of its height and spaciousness. Let's see his project!

The design focuses on the car inside the tank, which is in the center of the image. It is a really nice touch and very eye catching. It also serves as a good conversation starter. This project was realized after being inspired by a project of a restaurant I saw in a book. It kind of stick with me so I decided to give it a try and put my own twist to it.
-Javier Wainstein

I like to think that my style is "realistic." I never try to over do the pictures, or to seek drastic scenes - I think it's important to keep it simple while also giving attention to details. I try to keep it simple but realistic. My inspirations are the great Bertrand Benoit, Peter Guthrie, and the work of PureRender.
-Javier Wainstein

One tip I would definitley give is to never stop practicing. That is the key to get fare away and the only way to develop and be good at what you do!
-Javier Wainstein

About Javier Wainstein

Javier is a 21-year-old industrial design student from Buenos Aires. He started four years with 3D work; simply autodidact. He has worked for various companies from Argentina, and also abroad.
He in 3D interior design. See more of his works on Behance or his website.