Thanks, here are remaining images that I created... allanx [image: 3Vv5_Scene7_flash.jpg] [image: MYrO_Scene8_flash.jpg] [image: Bzo5_Scene9_flash.jpg] [image: nHEY_Scene10_flash.jpg]

and as long as you don't want shadows. Scott

The design seems interesting but I agree with minguinhirigue, the field of view distortion seems too much so it's hard to understand the model. I would like to see a render looking down at the model so it's easier to understand the whole design. I do like the atmosphere of the renders but maybe tone down the vignetting a little. Neat but I'd like to see more

3eighty Im not sure if I will be uploading her onto any other sites as Ive had People steal my models and sell them on other sites, and there isnt much I can do about it. If I can get my Turbosquid account working i might place her there, Oh and decoding xx files is higly illegal.

SOrry scottpara The render is in Kerkythea setting MLT light are spotlight and some omnilight The model is all in SU is it a real project Daniel:thx i think too is a bit empy ..but is a projtc for the carpenter Solo: The collumn in the centre hide the oven and the microoven placed behind..and the wall on the right are windows but outside is dark and look like mirror

edson, i like the work. regarding this: @tfdesign said: I'm a big fan of Richard Rogers' social housing designs. These are a nice example; [image: PREFAB-FRIDAY-Richard-Rogers-Oxley-Park-Houses-01-707349.jpg] is there a social context to which those shapes / colors / proportions / windows / facades fit into? will those materials age gracefully? are they easy to maintain? will that curtain wall age gracefully and keep water out? when a panel fails - will common, easy to find materials be available to make repairs? is it a norm to not have 'defensible space' in the fronts of houses like this? are the interiors as sterile as the exteriors? will inhabitants be living in some sort of IKEA box? are people comfortable in the front - or do they hang out in the back yard (if there is one behind that fence)? will there be more trees? is this on a street with auto traffic, or pedestrian traffic? is the plaza or street sterile? (looking pretty sterile in its current form). can owners personalize the units? why not integrate lighting into the units? or do the social aspects of this area include living with parking lot style lights above one's head? just some questions. those aren't very warm or inviting. i can see a graffiti'd version of these with broken windows, broken down cars, and broken windows not far into the future. if the owner's don't have a stake, or a say, in how their environment looks / feels / is used / etc... its likely that they will have little respect for their surroundings. this was part of the problem of the housing issues from the 60s on in the states. herd people like cattle into housing that 'the experts' designed and programmed. i'm much more interested in the approach of the rural studio, started by sam mockbee in georgia. i wish i had known about the program before i jumped into a hi-tech, theory based grad program staffed by marquee named architects in a big city...

thx for the infos!

I really like the feeling in that last image. But there is something odd about the window reflections, and the lack of any blue in the sky makes it go from cheerful to a littlebit drab.

@floric, my apologies, but I'm really not sure. With Twilight making this is somewhat effortless. Tomasz may be able to answer this question in the SketchUp section of the Kerkythea forum.

Mate here is the aerial shot with a bit of photoshop to drag out of the shadows. [image: E5hJ_The20Avenue20Cam220Clouds20Web.jpg]

Mate I like the design and the camera angle but the lighting I feel could be more dramatic!

thanks for spend some times to create the tutorial fred.

Way ahead of me, Red333. Well done.

Hi, tuk ( and thanks ) - it was rendered in Kerkythea.

great job, I bet the client was very pleased with your work.

Ah, you're referring to my previous sig, which linked to a Die Antwoord clip. My girlfriend won't let me play their tunes when she's at home. They're funny as hell. And this makes me positively jealous (animal suits! Aphex Twin!): http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hSe03Dsh7Y4

@unknownuser said: @unknownuser said: ....so I wasn't really sure which way to go. Often I just look around in the area and find a roof that looks appropriate and take a sample from it. I like it. Nice idea, thanks. I will make some changes tonight as I have to change the ornamental spheres for png's (they are making the model waaay too big). Thanks again.

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I attended architecture school at Carnegie Mellon University, but graduated from the Industrial Design Department. I never dropped my interest in architecture however most of my work has been in graphic design and photography. My wife is from Venezuela and I worked for an international company for 16 years. In Venezuela they have those long tailed parrots. One year we visited the worlds tallest water fall, Angel Falls (982 meters). At the jungle camp where we stayed they had an open-air "churuata" (thatched roof structure)serving as a restaurant. As we walked past, I looked up and saw a flight of those parrots flying overhead. One pealed off and dove for the building, its wings and talons tucked in for speed. It was at terminal velocity when it shot through the open wall of the "churuata" and flared its wings,reached out with its talons and snaged a roast chicken from the plate of a middle aged matron sitting by herself for dinner. The bird then shot out the other side of the building and headed into the forest to enjoy its stolen dinner. The lady? I think she is still sitting there with mouth open and hand on her heart. It is one of the great photographs that I have missed. Anyhow the image of those parrots is frozen in my memory and my reaction is to associate them with Venezuela.

@pichuneke said: :lol: I read that some italians call it the "typewriter" (máquina de escribir, in spanish). Yes it is very squared! [image: 3691948586_1c0d1db212_o.jpg] Ciudadela 02 por artysmedia, en Flickr We can call it "mazacote" or "tocho" in spanish. I dont know the translation of this two words in english but is sure that google has not the answer...