Yet another Brasilia building (Podium renders)
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i seem to do a lot of competitions for buildings in Brasilia. this was done in 2006 (and not that great as i was just startin to use it). the 3D images i sent in were either straight SUp or very bad renders done in renderworks (the rendering module that ships with vectorworks). now that i am getting the hang of podium i decided to have another go of it.
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Edson,
Great images again and quite a well equilibrated design project.
Nice volumetrics. The proportions of the volumes really give a sense of peacefullness.
That's quite the cantilever at that entrance...
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thanks, biebel. your opinion is much appreciated. in case you would like to see the plans, go to my website: portfolio-->institutional-->iphan. these pictures are not yet there.
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Just lovely, Edson!
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Edson do you mind telling me the settings you used in Podium for the glass, or explaining your method?
When I tried Podium, that was one thing I struggled with, getting nice looking glass. You seemed to have achieved this very well.
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dylan,
the glass i used is gray with opacity at 15%, reflection 45. nothing more than that. there is no method other than that.
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Outstanding, Edson.
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Yeah, pretty impressive, I think, Edson. I looked over your web site and admired your many works. You've been a busy boy, haven't you?
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@edson said:
the glass i used is gray with opacity at 15%, reflection 45. nothing more than that. there is no method other than that.
Thanks Edson, I shall give those settings a go and report back!
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Edson, Great inspirational work, the architecture and presentation.
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Very nice building, it will look nice while it's new at least. After that it might get tricky.
The renders are top-notch. -
thnaks, guys. you've made my day.
unfortunately for me, this is a competition project that will not get built.
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Wow that was great! I didn't quite like you last set but this set is fantastic! Shame you couldn't use these for the competition. I really like the thiness of the concrete walls and louvres. The building sit on the ground very gently and with finess from a distance. Hard to achieve with concrete buildings. I love it.
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