![ProEXR File Description
=Attributes=
cameraAperture (float): 45.230637
cameraFNumber (float): 7.000000
cameraFarClip (float): 1000000015047466200000000000000.000000
cameraFarRange (float): 1000.000000
cameraFocalLength (float): 33.000000
cameraFov (float): 67.972389
cameraNearClip (float): 0.000000
cameraNearRange (float): 0.000000
cameraProjection (int): 0
cameraTargetDistance (float): 79.819725
cameraTransform (m44f): [{0.857673, -0.514155, -0.0064841, -52.0083}, {-0.514196, -0.857605, -0.0108155, -50.763}, {-1.39698e-008, 0.0126108, -0.99992, 47.7188}, {0, 0, 0, 1}]
channels (chlist)
compression (compression): Zip
dataWindow (box2i): [0, 0, 4999, 2813]
displayWindow (box2i): [0, 0, 4999, 2813]
lineOrder (lineOrder): Increasing Y
pixelAspectRatio (float): 1.000000
screenWindowCenter (v2f): [0.000000, 0.000000]
screenWindowWidth (float): 1.000000
=Channels=
A (half)
B (half)
G (half)
R (half)
VRayExtraTex_Map #2070296947.B (half)
VRayExtraTex_Map #2070296947.G (half)
VRayExtraTex_Map #2070296947.R (half)
VRayGlobalIllumination.B (half)
VRayGlobalIllumination.G (half)
VRayGlobalIllumination.R (half)
VRayLighting.B (half)
VRayLighting.G (half)
VRayLighting.R (half)
VRayReflection.B (half)
VRayReflection.G (half)
VRayReflection.R (half)
VRayRefraction.B (half)
VRayRefraction.G (half)
VRayRefraction.R (half)
VRaySampleRate.B (half)
VRaySampleRate.G (half)
VRaySampleRate.R (half)
VRaySelfIllumination.B (half)
VRaySelfIllumination.G (half)
VRaySelfIllumination.R (half)
VRaySpecular.B (half)
VRaySpecular.G (half)
VRaySpecular.R (half)](https://www.plazanuova.gr/wp-content/uploads/2026/08/INVIVO_60_L_GREY_Urbi_et_Orbi_Aufsatzwaschbecken_aus_Beton_banner-1.jpg)
In Vivo 60 by Urbi et Orbi is a rectangular cast‑concrete washbasin distinguished by its textured exterior, created through a formwork process using wooden bars instead of conventional molds.
This technique captures the raw, industrial character of concrete, giving the basin a unique pattern that reflects its name In Vivo, a reference to the living, expressive quality of its surface.
