small office building
small office building
hey everybody!
here is a render i did just for practicing...
[the design is not mine but feel free to comment on that too]
the plants are from Solo's Garden and the 3dW.
in the foreground i was experimenting with a grunge/gravel/dirt floor but it ended up looking like
grass pavers - well maybe only i can see it in that... - well a flat one maybe
all the yard is gonna be used as drive way/parking so i didn't wanna copy in real (long grass)
I modeled the standing seam on the roof, but its pretty hard to see - maybe i should make it a little darker?
i did all the PP (for the first time) i read about here in the forum - thanks!
here is a render i did just for practicing...
[the design is not mine but feel free to comment on that too]
the plants are from Solo's Garden and the 3dW.
in the foreground i was experimenting with a grunge/gravel/dirt floor but it ended up looking like
grass pavers - well maybe only i can see it in that... - well a flat one maybe
all the yard is gonna be used as drive way/parking so i didn't wanna copy in real (long grass)
I modeled the standing seam on the roof, but its pretty hard to see - maybe i should make it a little darker?
i did all the PP (for the first time) i read about here in the forum - thanks!
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Adam
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Re: small office building
After seeing on YouTube what happened to Santiago de Chile Airport's curtain walls, I think such huge windows might be a bad idea if the design is for a seismically active zone.
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It should be fine if built in the States, E. We have MUCH higher quality control.
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Miguel i really think this is not an above average size glass wall. We are far from US building standards but it still should be ok.
Still i guess there is no harm in asking the manufacturer about earthquake safety.
By the way I think Chile did really well in this earthquake especially if we think about it how huge the affected area and number of people was.
They really did their homework in the last 20 years regarding regulation, minimum code and building standards and that's why they were able to "easily"
survive the impact of this tragedy. I think they showed us that there is hope even for the most dangerous areas in the world.
Fletch I'm not sure what you meant but Trinidad is not part of the US - unfortunately....
Still i guess there is no harm in asking the manufacturer about earthquake safety.
By the way I think Chile did really well in this earthquake especially if we think about it how huge the affected area and number of people was.
They really did their homework in the last 20 years regarding regulation, minimum code and building standards and that's why they were able to "easily"
survive the impact of this tragedy. I think they showed us that there is hope even for the most dangerous areas in the world.
Fletch I'm not sure what you meant but Trinidad is not part of the US - unfortunately....
Cheers,
Adam
Adam
Re: small office building
I am not familiar with building standards of your area, but presume they are better than in Haiti (I worked on a project in Haiti and am very familiar with their lack of any standards.)
I'm just thinking of some of the larger glass projects I've worked on.
one project I worked on for two years.
http://www.mam.org/info/details/images/ ... adPav2.jpg
another project I worked on for two years.
http://www.microbialsciences.wisc.edu/b ... atrium.png
that's a lot of glass. no worries.
I'm just thinking of some of the larger glass projects I've worked on.
one project I worked on for two years.
http://www.mam.org/info/details/images/ ... adPav2.jpg
another project I worked on for two years.
http://www.microbialsciences.wisc.edu/b ... atrium.png
that's a lot of glass. no worries.
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Ooooh I think I´ve seen that before!!!Fletch wrote:one project I worked on for two years.
Some say there are no stupid questions. I'm in the habit of proving those people wrong.
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well, as I know the building intimately that was the only part of that movie that really let me down... it really looks nothing like the real thing.
I have the means to create an accurate SU model of the building... just need to do it some day.
I've wanted to do it both for Google Earth, and to share here for rendering... just have too many projects all at once.
I have the means to create an accurate SU model of the building... just need to do it some day.
I've wanted to do it both for Google Earth, and to share here for rendering... just have too many projects all at once.
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Hey Fletch - i wasn't the one who was worried
Nice projects! I hope some day you will find time to post the model! (but i doubt you will make it )
Nice projects! I hope some day you will find time to post the model! (but i doubt you will make it )
Cheers,
Adam
Adam
Re: small office building
Can someone please point me to a tutorial about how to crop in new backgrounds into my render?
I have the alpha mask render, but i have problems correctly selecting it so i get white spots around fine details like the palm leaves in the render above...
thanks in advance!
I have the alpha mask render, but i have problems correctly selecting it so i get white spots around fine details like the palm leaves in the render above...
thanks in advance!
Cheers,
Adam
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