Uni Project SU output / Renders
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how did you computer survive that?
mine would have been on fire if i tried to model that.
nice work
pav
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Nice work indeed, Archi...more for me too, please!
Pav: would have been my brain on fire...my computer would have simply feigned sleep until I gave up and let it off the hook :`)
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@tomsdesk said:
Nice work indeed, Archi...more for me too, please!
Pav: would have been my brain on fire...my computer would have simply feigned sleep until I gave up and let it off the hook :`)
i like your style, but i prefer your computers, that is a truely genius way of getting out of doing work.
pav
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O' contraire: reaching a level of complexity merely approaching this is no longer "work"...it is a religious experience, so thwarted by a jealous god.
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ah touche!
pav
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Nice work and great presentation.
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Really good, to be honest i cant think of any criticism, although i let you know if i think of anything
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Love the model Archi and I hope your tutors did.
Looks very well modelled and presented
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Hi cheers for the comments, much appreciated....
The main building is supposed to act as a mixed use project forming a town centre within the complex. The smaller building within the bridge is a community Centre
There was an additional set of drawings (just line drawings that were weighted in autocad) to help guide around the project.
The Sketchup modelling was around a week mainly due to changes i made as i modelled the project, the first facade did take a while to figure out (in terms of the most efficient way to model it without too much lag) i've posted an example SKP of one of them (each one is different but just modified versions of the original) a lot of the 'follow me' tool was used.
My computer did survive but i had to seperate the project into two files and merge them when necessary or delete/hide elements that you wouldnt see when rendering.
The tutors did like it, but i had a lot of problems when it got round to detailing to any realistic level
Heres some more pics
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very impressive, Archi Rag.
thanks for the sample. I perfectly understand, why you hat to divide...
I especially like the last image. it has this wonderful science fiction gangway flair. would love to see the London Barbican renovated in that style
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thanks archi rag for the skp file and more pics! ive been actually waiting for it!
i'm assuming that the facade system is movable? and are the grills below and above for something like a stack effect? its really good
more pics please!
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Excellent detail!
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WOWzerPlus!
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Opening that skp, I can see why it slowed your machine down, mine struggled slightly with that.
I love the design Archi, fantastic work -
Cheers guys, slightly less relevent but i thought it would be nice to show my final presentation boards, all done using SU, photoshop and autocad (for lineweighting)
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Beautiful work. Some of the best presentation boards I've seen around here in a long while
A.
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wow, very impressive.
these look rahter than artistic paintings than architectural plans... wonderful!
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wow, amazing.
what yeah are you in at university? i can't get over how good this all looks.pav
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@plot-paris said:
these look rahter than artistic paintings than architectural plans... wonderful!
Funnily enough i printed onto canvas for my exibition which was kinda cool but got it cheaply done and the black went green from the sun.
ive just finished my third year of uni, so will be nice to have a break from it
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I love futurist architecture and this one is "one of the ten" that should be mentioned, even if it's two year old.
Fantastic work, so detailed, I can see the idea of the future urbanism in the pictures
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