.2 houses.
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here's two houses i recently modelled for an architect on the west coast... had a few tricky parts to em...
and a section...
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...and a sketchy section.
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Those look fantastic
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Jason (?)
They are really (REALLY) nice. Indeed.
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Great stuff. Thanks for sharing.
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thanks guys..the architect did a great job with these.
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Nice images. Where was the tricky parts to model?
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sloped roofs are always tricky for me
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Unlikely to be standing seam on domestic houses (Kalzip etc...)
I'm guessing either lead roll's or a mock lead roll profile on a single-ply membrane such as Sarnafil. Then again thats probably wrong so I suppose the man himself should verify. -
standing seam is gaining ground in the USA on residential homes... still rather expensive... but lasts a long, long time...
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no no not lead...
I don't think we're allowed to use any lead anymore...
the stuff I refer to is sheetmetal
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i had to go back and check the architect's drawings.. since i didnt really focus on the materials at all
anyway, the roof is standing seam.. and its actually cor-ten which is pretty cool...
(yes, i know that's not standing seam)
there are quite a few cor-ten pieces on these houses.. i dont know the details, but this project is two houses in Idaho and they're supposedly fully sustainable (again, dont know any of the details now)..hopefully i'll be able to take these further in the future...
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you know I almost commented on how they looked like sustanable architecture... these green houses some are doing with the large overhangs and thermal openeing... and expensive roofs...
I would have looked pretty smart if I had... DOH!
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haha... so easy to say now
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exactly...
what I would like to mention before anyone else... is your use of black solid panels in lieu of section detail...
I have to say I liked it quite a bit, I've always disliked the sections without detail because they look as if something is missing... your black section planes, were very nice, elegant and meaningful, they show the space well, but allow the viewer to concentrate on the rooms.. good job... I might use this in the future... if you don't mind too much?
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Jason, really nice...as usual! (Your website keeps getting better as well, BTW
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amazing work. congratulations.
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very nice work Jason, as always.
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thanks guys..very very much appreciate the kind words.
kris.. to make the section cut..i grouped the section... and opened up the group and filled it in all black.. unfortunately, when you cut the section, this piece gets cut as well..so i put it on a separate layer and exported it alone..and pasted it over top in PS.
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in the future you might consider grouping the section and then moving it back from the section plane 1/8"
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