Warehouse WIP
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Thanks all.
Jason, the bushes are from the Podium plant library. I think once I get the tree photoshopped in the final image (there is one just to the right in the plans) they will be less noticeable. However I will keep my eye on that thanks. The cars in the back, I did not add any reflection to them. Maybe a bit of PS touch up there too.
Ross, the sky is from a landscape photo I had "lying around" my hard drive that I just placed in behind the scene.
I did a night render from another one of the building's entrances a while back here. maybe you remember it?
These buildings are huge. 8 of them, 7 measuring 900 feet long with the majority of openings being roll up truck doors. This is the only one with an "at grade" entrance.
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Again, thanks to all who have helped out.
Here is an update. The original image I posted is not in the set the owner wants so I am on to the others. Here is a shot of one of the middle entrances. Bit of a boring setup but it is what it is.
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Actually I like it. It is a bit gloomy but it helps the lights show. Maybe some more definition to the wall materials. There is a bit of tiling in the darker grey material though.
Good work.
Scott
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@unknownuser said:
Again, thanks to all who have helped out.
Here is an update. The original image I posted is not in the set the owner wants so I am on to the others. Here is a shot of one of the middle entrances. Bit of a boring setup but it is what it is.
Pedestrians walking through the loading bays to get to the entrance? Not working for a very safety-oriented company then?
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The personal vehicle parking is facing the building.
Thanks Scott. I believe before I deliver this image I will fix that tiling.
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Eric,
I like the overhang but it seems like water would run right down it to the face of the door. Is that right?
Scott
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Ha Ha Ha, good eye. First off I am not the designer on this job, just the cadd monkey.
We just changed that canopy yesterday. It used to have a built up roof with roof drains going through the building and the owner wanted to cut cost so out it went. There will be a drip edge along one of the panel joint lines towards the leading edge but I am sure some water will make it closer to the door. Actually I think it might change later to some prefab unit but for the renderings this will stay.
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Nice work Eric.
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Again, nice work
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Eric, nice renderings, even if you did forget the dock bumpers on the second image.
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Thanks Daniel. I did not forget the bumpers because the owner is not furnishing them. They will be tenant fit-ups if required. Dock levelers might be added but for the rendering they are not to be shown. Good eye.
I am cooking another view right now... so far it is my favorite. -
Next view.
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Looks great, Mr. Lay.
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Eric...I see rapid love between Podium and you. Looking good.
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Aw shucks guys
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CANT SEE THE IMAGE!
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Great work Eric and I see you have fixed the tiling (looks good now). Is that a light leak in the awning
Really nice work, very clean.Scott
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Thanks Scott. That is an omni sitting about 4' above the entrance patio to add a bit of light to the entrance area. I liked the reflection on the canopy so I left it. Even thought it begs the question... Where is the source?
Here are three more. All the comments have been great and very helpful, thanks.
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They look great Boo! I have only 1 comment about the 1st image in your last post... the handicap markers on the pavement are backwards?!
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Fantastic work Eric. Extremely clean and show the building well. The people fit well too. Many times the scale is off or the lighting/color doesn't fit but these blend very nicely to your composition.
Scott
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