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    • KrisidiousK
      Krisidious
      last edited by

      you goota cough up the skp Big A

      By: Kristoff Rand
      Home DesignerUnique House Plans

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        Big A
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        And the completed section


        3d 1to5 Section1a.jpg


        3d 1to5 Section2a.jpg

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          robmoors
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          @unknownuser said:

          you goota cough up the skp Big A

          That would be so awesome!
          These are great!

          Rob Moors
          Architecture Student

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            dylan
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            Nice work BigA and the three presentation sheets are very well put together - shame I cant read the text though πŸ˜„

            http://dmdarchitecture.co.uk/

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            • tinanneT
              tinanne
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              A... extremely impressive & thank you for the grass

              Executive Director : American Society of Architectural Illustrators
              AIP 30 Competition opens soon. ASAI.org

              Architectural Rendering

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                lavardera
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                I've been using 3d detailing in my work for a few years with great results. I've posted some of that work at the Architosh site, so I'll provide the links to the threads so you can take in the discussion there if you wish:

                http://architoshforums.forest.net/showthread.php?t=594
                http://architoshforums.forest.net/showthread.php?t=1114

                a framing sheet:

                http://www.lamidesign.com/plans/planscat/upcomingimages/porchsheet.jpg

                steel frame details:

                http://www.lamidesign.com/plans/planscat/upcomingimages/0357details.jpg

                and a few of them larger:

                http://www.lamidesign.com/plans/planscat/upcomingimages/0357detail.jpg

                another similar frame in engineered wood:

                http://www.lamidesign.com/plans/planscat/upcomingimages/0518structsheet.jpg

                and one of those larger:

                http://www.lamidesign.com/plans/planscat/upcomingimages/rafter_connection_01.jpg

                Greg

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                • KrisidiousK
                  Krisidious
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                  @lavardera said:

                  I've been using 3d detailing in my work for a few years with great results. I've posted some of that work at the Architosh site, so I'll provide the links to the threads so you can take in the discussion there if you wish:

                  lavardera,

                  your details are some of the first I ever saw of sketchup... beautiful stuff... I can't remember where it was but I saw that first one a long time ago... and was very excited as soon as I saw it...

                  thanks for posting and welcome to the forums... those are some awesome details...

                  By: Kristoff Rand
                  Home DesignerUnique House Plans

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                    ypnos1
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                    Greg - thanks for adding your images to your thread....I downloaded them a while back and refer to them frequently because of their clarity. Really nice work.

                    The other examples are really wonderful - thanks for posting everybody. I will post some of my details once I am at liberty to do so. My primary client has prohibited me to share any information about his project at this time. I'm hoping to get a release at the end of the project.

                    Anyways - this is a wonderful thread - thanks for sharing your works fellas. Awesome - inspring work!

                    Ypnos1

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                      lapx
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                      Andrew is it possibble that you could share your texture maps if not the model. I think this would be very helpful in setting up a detail pallette of materials. The ones you selected are right on. Very well color and texture coordinated!

                      Although, I hate to create all these subcatergories if there was one that deserved one it would be this - "Construction details or Building construction".

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                      • syburnS
                        syburn
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                        YES - this is what details should be like - no more boring 2D drawings. I have started on a kitchen cabinet detail but i dont think it will look as impressive as those.

                        poster: syburn

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