Studio/Guesthouse - Updates
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@dtrarch said:
Really nice study and presentation.
Fun to see you flesh out the details.
Maybe an inset reveal on the columns to complement the siding dtl. but ??
Small request.
Good tree too and where did you find it please.
Just nothing like the native SU to properly describe the architecture.Cheers
Dave
Thanks dtrarch.
There are actually 3 trees in the model, but one is just for creating shadows and providing foreground leaves.
The trees are from Rp Tree Maker
http://www.renderplus.com/wk/RpTreeMaker_Free_w.htm
FREEThe best way to use it to create a set of trees as a standalone SU file and then import them as needed because they consume a lot of computing resources. As an imported file is automatically made into a component, this help to control the size. But even then, they are still "heavy."
I'm not sure I understand about the inset reveal for the columns. The tops and bottoms of the columns are trimmed in 1/2" board. Can you show me an example?
Thanks again for the compliments.
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Bryan
Thanks for the link.
See attached SU file
Just a fast guess about dimensions a color but you can re-size and give it a look to see it it has merit.Looks like an 8x8 col with 1x over and same for top and bottom trim.
Again really fun to see the evolution of a small project.
Good stuff.Dave
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Oh! Yes dtrarch! That would look nice!
Thanks.
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A peek through the back window. (you need to click on it for the larger image to do it justice)
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A peek through the FRONT window-doors.(again, click for larger image)
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Thanks again to everyone for both the compliments and suggestions.
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Some interiors. Note: These do not reflect the raised ceiling. I was in too deep to change the original.
Oh look what I found! Fish-eye lens! (it took me several minutes to figure out how to undo it ) Now I wish I'd changed the ceiling. And why the heck is it brown? That's gotta go!
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Added trim to wood siding and added a... ...bathroom window.
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Here's the new inset reveals on the columns as suggested by dtrarch. Also note the new access door at the far right hand, back corner for the utility room.
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Here's the updates. And Bob, I did a rough sectional to show the ceiling form for storage. That red square is the access for attic storage or it can be open as an alternate design.
The small HVAC sits over the main shed area and is accessible from inside the shed.
The kitchen area can have a cathedral or open, finished, rafter/truss ceiling. My preference would be open rafter/truss as you could hang interesting stuff from the beams.
The water heater tank/utility room is accessible from another roll-up door.
You can see there is also a narrow window in the back of the kitchen.
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Hi Bryan
Glad it was useful.
Pro bono detail for just a tiny more surface development
Does work for me too.Dave
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Thanks dtrarch.
And again, thanks to everyone for your suggestions.
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