:Modern Home: WIP
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...thanks eric. so far so good with this.. clients are loving it, not many changes.
trying to crank out a render of the first viewpoint for our website, tonight..
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ran this through Thea last night... used instancing on the grass for the first time.. i guess its too dense? still trying to figure it out.. minor PP to get the foreground blur and attempt to fix some of the oddities in the grass...
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What's going on with the chimney in that rendering? It reminds me of the local oil refinery...
More seriously -- and I mean this as an honest question, not a criticism -- how do meet energy code compliance with a design like that? Around here (Seattle) to get unlimited glazing you have to use windows with a .29 u-value, or thereabouts. Or is this a case of enough money will find a solution?
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haha.. i didnt think it was so bad.. but someone else commented on that as well. its actually part of the HDRI and it happened to line up pretty well so i rotated it into position for fun.
that's a very good question and definitely something on our reality list that we're working on next.. just got in contact with reps about glass systems.
- topic:timeago-later,11 days
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have been working on this, but don't have much to show...here are a couple of quick (and a bit noisy) renders..
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these are a little grainy and low res, but some updates to the exterior and the first go at the interior..
- topic:timeago-later,2 years
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Its been quite awhile, but this project is finally in the ground.
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Cool!
Funny as it make seem, I often think about this thread. Nice surprise to see it pop up again. Thanks for posting the follow up. Hope to see more progress pictures.
- topic:timeago-later,about a month
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wow! I like the design men!
View from the deck looks very good! -
Are you sure that you have the right to build here ?
Minute 0.24 (coastline low legality)
- topic:timeago-later,10 days
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Do you have any more follow up pictures?
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No, nothing yet. The owner is acting as GC and he kind of jumped the gun here and had the foundation poured before he received permits... in fact, he did it before the permits were even applied for because the drawings weren't even done! They're just wrapped up now and luckily there were only a few small discrepancies with the foundation layout that were resolved. Hopefully there's more action too, I'm very excited to see it.
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@marked001 said:
No, nothing yet. The owner is acting as GC and he kind of jumped the gun here and had the foundation poured before he received permits... in fact, he did it before the permits were even applied for because the drawings weren't even done! They're just wrapped up now and luckily there were only a few small discrepancies with the foundation layout that were resolved. Hopefully there's more action too, I'm very excited to see it.
Wow. He's lucky he didn't have to demo the foundation and start over!
- topic:timeago-later,9 days
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here's some photos of the slab/foundation underway..
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Cool!
- topic:timeago-later,3 months
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here's an update... a number of things have changed.. most notably the one leg no longer being supported by thin columns
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Wow - such an amazing thread! Please keep pictures of the build coming! Did you do the plans in SketchUp / Layout too?
- topic:timeago-later,9 days
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It's amazing to watch them grow
- topic:timeago-later,22 days
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Catching up with this, this week. Rob, no... I stay far away from documentation. It was all done in Microstation.
So some updates... as I've said before the owner (who's also the GC) has dumbed down the design a bit and also the materials. He's made some odd design choices that we're trying to rectify with material placement.
These are down and dirty... had to render and cut/paste over the old renders and do some PS work... but did not have more than a day to spend on the updates. Here's where its at..
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When dreams become reality. That's a great home! Congratulations!
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