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The process for making the panel was a fun one since Lumion and InDesign are both not new tools to use at all. We started with furnishing the rooms with a lot of windows, as the more natural the light looks, the better the renders very often. We chose the rooms on the side of … Lire la suite Panel
The finishes stage was quite complicated. Between the separate layers it was quite tricky to place them all correctly without having anything overlap since they were inside each other so it was important to start with the inner-most layers. Since each element was just a box, the drawing aspect was pretty straight forward so … Lire la suite Finishes
Making the structure of the building was pretty straight forward as the structure of the building itself would not be too complicated given the geometry of the building. It was made simpler by having the basement slab and ground floor slab as solid slabs and to have the retaining walls on the basement. Otherwise the … Lire la suite 3D: Structure
For the submission of the book, luckily, having done this before the printing went pretty smoothly, we only had to print the A2 sheet once and the A3 documents twice, and while some of them had been okayed we made changes to the small plans that indicated the where sections and elevations were taken from … Lire la suite Final book delivery
In doing the Christmas practice, the drawing was quite straight forward. Having the dimensions from our own drawing and more knowledge of construction than that of the first year. The detail of the drawing may have been a bit of a challenge but the main challenge came with the marking of the different materials. Since … Lire la suite Christmas Practice
On Monday we corrected the A2 print layout. The way we did this, I found could have been done more efficiently but it turned out to go quite quickly. Because both the international group and Spanish group were together and there were so many people in the same place and the correction was on … Lire la suite Layout
When looking at the particularities of Montull House, Lleilda one must turn to those whom commissioned it, Carlos Montull Banlles, as a senior memeber of a company producing wall panels for things such as cold storage rooms or refrigerator panels it was cheaper for him to use this material than to build the shell of … Lire la suite Montull House
Unreal showed itself to be quite complicated. Luckily for us we saved it correctly from the beginning and never had a problem of having to redo the materials at all. For materials we used a neutral gray-ish wood for the seating and the bar, a black metal for the ceiling of the bar and glossy … Lire la suite Finishing the Project
This week we learnt how to use unreal. Simply saving our revit file in a format to be able to transfer it into unreal was very straight forward to simply change the kind of file and saving it as an unreal file; so once using unreal, it was quite simple. It’s user-friendliness with a simple … Lire la suite Unreal
Once having decided on an idea for the plot proposal, my partner and I carried out this proposal by first making the bar out of hexagons with the same centre, one hollowed out as the bar (also allowing it to have a relatively small footprint) and a shorter one as the roof with pillars on … Lire la suite B7: Revit renders
