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    • R Offline
      rcossoli
      last edited by

      Este es un nuevo trabajo, un edificio de departamentos de seis plantas en una esquina, hasta ahora son tres exteriores con iluminacion de atardecer (decidi empezar a hacer menos imagenes con luz diurna y trabajar mas con iluminaciones que involucren luz artificil para los exteriores)
      El trabajo se encuentra en etapa WIP1 aun, consejos y comentarios son bienvenidos. Gracias
      Saludos.

      Sketchup 8 / Vray 1.48 / Photoshop cs3

      http://img14.imageshack.us/img14/2421/fachadanocturna4copia.jpg

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        Tobobo
        last edited by

        Even though you are doing it at dusk, I think the lights and candles should be casting on to the surfaces around them. It would give a little extra to the roof scenes.

        Google Translate (no idea if this has worked)

        A pesar de que usted lo está haciendo en la oscuridad, creo que las luces y las velas deben ser de fundición en las superficies que los rodean. Se daría un poco más para las escenas del techo.

        Toby

        Philippians 4:13

        I can do everything through him who gives me strength.

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          rcossoli
          last edited by

          Thanks for the advice 👍 , the sails need a lot more work, it is true.
          google translator is not the best, but it's the best I could find. 😄

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            watkins
            last edited by

            There is a potential danger near the building's edge where the wall meets the glass balustrade. A child could easily topple over the balustrade at that point. In fact, the whole edge of the raised area presents a safety hazard (thinking here of people not being aware of the drop and stepping backwards). The obvious solution is to have a glass balustrade edging the raised area, including either side of the steps. Also gives people something to lean on.

            Otherwise, very nice.

            Kind regards,
            Bob

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              rcossoli
              last edited by

              It is true!!, add a guardrail in that area (is more, is included in the project) and also a pergola roof.

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                mitcorb
                last edited by

                Hi, I agree with watkins:
                I viewed this series earlier and I really like your work here. I just assumed that you did not include what he suggested in order to showcase the pool deck concept more clearly. But most definitely, in my country, safety regulations would require a stair rail system and deck edge rail. I would even have suggested taller glass/rail system at the perimeter, where you would align the top edge closely with one of the joint lines in the wall tiles. Taller glass might help shield the area from strong wind gusts, for comfort, and to keep any cushions from taking flight.
                The building exhibits great sensitivity in design with well organized materials, nice choices in color, texture and so forth. A well planned structure. Congratulations.

                I take the slow, deliberate approach in my aimless wandering.

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                  rcossoli
                  last edited by

                  Thanks for the tips, it is true what you say, work is underway and todabia todabia add some elements missing, like railings on the edge of the upper level.
                  Also missing abroad add more urban elements, adjusting some design parameters, people walking etc..
                  regards

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                  • Bryan KB Offline
                    Bryan K
                    last edited by

                    Looks good to me. 👍

                    The dusk lighting is incredible.

                    See my portfolio at https://delphiscousin.blogspot.com/

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                      rcossoli
                      last edited by

                      Thanks Bryan K
                      Here are the finished work:
                      http://forums.sketchucation.com/viewtopic.php?f=81&t=44120

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