House
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It's looking great and I love the layout.
Really hope the end result or interior would feel as spacious as compared to the facade.
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hello,
the study looks too small - you'd have to be able place book shelfs, file cabinets maybe and also probably a 2nd (3rd, 4th
) seat...but this largely depends on how your dad would like to use it...
i personally like large and generous studies with different desks for different tasks
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Lyall, looks like an interesting plan. Hope you post the finished model. You might want to reconsider the double doors into the study - it's awkward having to open two doors to pass through, and if they are wide enough to open only one, well what's the point of having two? Also, you might want to furnish that master bedroom to get a better feel for it's size - looks too small as it is.
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Lol,
Thanks all for your comment. Much appreciated, however, I'm not the designer, I'm just the modeller, so all your wonderfull comments regarding the design will go nowhere. Even if I do agree with many of the comments.
Here is a bit of an update, just tidying things up a bit.
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Thought that I'd show this one too, just to give a bit more of an appreciation.
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I like your model
I like the architecture of house
I dont like the floor plan
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great renders, what renderer did you use?, also how did you get the plan to render out i have been trying to do this for ages but cant do it.
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@leehanrahan said:
great renders, what renderer did you use?, also how did you get the plan to render out i have been trying to do this for ages but cant do it.
I used V-ray 6. And you just need to explode your plan. You can re-group it afterwards, but that kinda releases it from an imported image to a texture.
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Here is where I'm at at the moment.
Does anyone recognise those beautiful 3D plants?
Oh, and almost forgot
@jarynzlesa said:- I can't see the north.
North is the top of the page in plan view
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I was wondering if someone might be able to help me.
I want to put some lawn down, but I don't like the textures I have available.
I am rendering using v-ray.
I had a thought, and that was to take a snap shot of the plan view of the lawn made from Vue8, and use that as the texture, however, as you can see, my Vue is trial and comes up with the stamp. Is someone able to make a nice lawn for me that I can use?Pre-thanks
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Done a little bit more.
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Getting nearer to the end.
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Hi again all,
I finished this ages ago, but life has been busy.
Here is the final product.
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oops, too many pics...
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Very nice design. I missed it, what render software is this? The stone looks great, along with the vehicles and plants.
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Your dad will enjoy living in that house - great series of renders.
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Good job, Lyall! I like the house, and I like the way you show the volumes of the house. Very clear!
Cheers,
Stefan -
Hi,
Cheers for the nice comments.
I rendered it in V-RayIf you like the stone work, here's the image
http://www.cgtextures.com/login.php?&texid=19700&destination=texview.php?id=19700&PHPSESSID=2ea91f6530c48aa85ffb389b026faa6dand bump map (I got clever and made the bumpmap).
http://picasaweb.google.com/CrazyEyes0/Textures#5461613090419747666The plants are from Solos collection. Well worth the price!
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Crazy! You're having lots of fun I can tell!
In regards to the design, I know this is a cultural thing but always surprised in other cultures (I'm Aussie) that kitchens tend to be pushed away and somewhat separated. Here we tend to do the exact opposite, we tend not to like one person being tucked away in the kitchen away from the rest of the family whilst preparing meals. If the kitchen was to be separated it would likely contain a meals area to allow for some seating for family during meal prep.
I guess we just want more integration and open plan living to incorporate the kitchen where quite a bit of time outside working hours is spent!
BTW mate the thickness of your roof element seems heavy in the external shots!
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Very nice design and presentation, although you might want to lighten the sky - looks like an overcast day in some of the rendering. Also, two concerns with the design: the position of the outdoor fireplace looks like it would be conducive to smoke accumulating under the patio roof - you might consider either moving the fireplace further out from under the eave, or raising the chimney. And, the exterior corner of the master bedroom is producing a point load ontop of the garage door; rather than using a beam large enough to carry that load, wouldn't it be better to align the second and first floor walls?
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