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Architectural Visualization 3ds Max Tutorials #5: Making of Hunters Lodge

Artist: Veroljub Milovanovic

Posted in: Evermotion

INTRODUCTION

I was always impressed with a nature and with everything what is connected with her. This render was made for practice purpose. Here my inspiration was a house on Tara mountain, on this image you can see a reconstruction of old house from village in Serbia.

This is the 3rd part of the Architectural Details #1: Waterproofing through Design Solutions.

Let's continue with three more design solutions that were discussed on the first part of this discussion.

Check the other parts here:
Waterproofing through Design Solutions Part 1
Waterproofing through Design Solutions Part 2
Waterproofing through Design Solutions Part 4

Architectural Visualization 3ds Max Tutorials #4: Making of Waiting Something

Artist: atrujo

Posted in: 3dm3

I have carried out this"making of" of my image waiting something to help people that this beginning with max or with v-ray, or those that are a little more advanced and it interests them some section of the article. The motivation of my work is almost always to progress! To learn more and more everyday. In this in short have to recognize that the motivation is the girl that appears in here.

Concept

In this image i wanted to give a sensation of peace and tranquility. I also wanted that the atmosphere was futurist but with an air retro, for what I thought of using futurist designs of the vanguards. The image this made up of two layer, the background (city) and the main scene where this the half plan and the first plan. When you already have a general idea of what will appear in the scene you only have to use two scenes (or more as it is of big the project) using the same camera later we will more thoroughly see this process.

For the city I use design of Antonio Sant'Elia. For the girl I use my visual memory and some images of some anatomy books for artists, but mainly the imagination.

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Architectural Visualization 3ds Max Tutorials #3: Making of Light House

Artist: Volcan Kacar

Posted in: 3dm3

Concept:

I want tell about why I choose to do this model. Firstly there is a wonderful atmosphere and it shows part of my life.
I want to do this but I haven't got any chance for do that.One day when I surfing on the net, I saw picture.



Let's begin!

To continue with the discussion on Design Solutions on controlling Water Leakage, I shall show you some of the images and examples of the applications of the design solutions that were mentioned.

Check the other parts here:
Waterproofing through Design Solutions Part 1
Waterproofing through Design Solutions Part 3
Waterproofing through Design Solutions Part 4

One of the problems a building or any structure may encounter during its lifetime is water leaking from the outside. Although there may be a couple of reasons that this may happen, it could have been avoided if it were carefully planned by the architects and the architectural detailers during the early stages of the design.

I have read a book a couple of days ago about controlling water leaks through the details of your design and I want to share with you the ideas presented on the book.

This is the first part of four.  Check the other parts here:
Waterproofing through Design Solutions Part 2
Waterproofing through Design Solutions Part 3
Waterproofing through Design Solutions Part 4

There are three concurrent conditions that enable water to leak or enter inside a building.

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CEBU - Pacific Grand Ballroom, Waterfront Cebu City Hotel & Casino

September 9-11, 2010

PHILCONSTRUCT VISAYAS - Visayas International Construction Equipment, Building Materials, Interior & Exterior Products Exhibition.

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MANILA - SMX Convention Center, Mall of Asia Complex, Manila

November 11-14, 2010

PHILCONSTRUCT - 20th Philippine International Construction Equipment, Building Materials, Exhibition & Technology Forum.

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This is really not one of my best works but I'm especially proud of this one.  It's an exterior perspective of an office building we were designing in the architectural firm where I'm working at.

If you're also an architect and have worked for an architectural firm for some time, you would understand that some projects can be slow-paced and with a very loose time-frame, while others require you to finish the work as fast as your mind can produce a thought.  Well this project is of the latter type.