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Description 5th Semester project of renovating a multi-storey house from the 60's.

Page 1: [link]
Page 2: [link]
Animation on Vimeo: [link]

Rendered in V-ray (exterior) and Revit (kinda crappy interior).
You can see the original building here: [link] , [link] ,[link] and back [link]

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ESTERSIT [2018-05-01 13:03:09 +0000 UTC]

EXCELENTES VISTAS Y COMPOSICIÓN, ME ENCANTO  

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cubicrobotos [2013-05-30 07:54:11 +0000 UTC]

Very interesting stuff, and apparently very informative too I can't say I like your interior design but I would very much like to experience this building in the real world.

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iouquie [2012-05-05 18:47:30 +0000 UTC]

Great job ! I love it !

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SunsSapphire [2011-11-23 15:42:02 +0000 UTC]

I really like this "Renvation Project" But the only thing that i don't like, and im only trying to give you constructive criticism here, i like your rooms and your whole layout idea but for me everything just seems really squared and uniform, the first thing that popped into my mind when i saw the bed and couch was, "id be afraid to touch that b/c i think it might cut me b/c it looks so sharp" I know that probably sounds dumb, but im an inspiring architect myself and i was just trying to give you some words of encouragement (:

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andreim In reply to SunsSapphire [2011-11-23 18:23:08 +0000 UTC]

Oh glad that is the only critique , because I have many more. I agree with what your saying. I can only say that it is a side effect of the rendering done in revit and the model itself. Getting a soft fabric feel to a material is hard to pull of and I'm still new at this. The whole square thing is also due to the room layout. Given that the original had a very danish simple modular design, the only way to change it is that you had to tear down a lot of walls and put beams everywhere. It can add to the cost of the project, something that was considered equal to the architecture and sustainability. Also you can say that that couch is way to close to the bar and is kind of standing in the way of the main pathway.

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SunsSapphire In reply to andreim [2011-12-11 00:02:17 +0000 UTC]

well yeah, i was just trying to help you out and try and critique someone before i attempted myself.. not to sound offensive or anything. I'm trying to study architecture myself, and work up to start creating my own designs and things but i don't even really know where to start.. next year if i want to go to architecture college i have to make up a portfolio and i have no idea, so i need to start looking and learning and everything.

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andreim In reply to SunsSapphire [2011-12-11 11:34:05 +0000 UTC]

It's good in some way that you need only a portfolio. In my country you need to pass a 5 hour drawing exam. Still, it's also hard to make a good portfolio. I am currently looking for an internship, so I know how hard it is to get noticed by companies and such. I recommend you start some tutoring with an architect. Maybe it's done differently in your place but it sure can help.

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SunsSapphire In reply to andreim [2011-12-22 02:13:15 +0000 UTC]

Wow a 5 hour drawing exam? Sounds kind of intense, but im sure its not as bad as i think. And yeah, here in the united states you can Job Shadow for a day and that's go around and see what companies do, or follow a set person in that company for a day and see what they do. I was thinking about trying for an internship, but im not sure where to look.

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TALENS3D [2011-11-13 08:06:24 +0000 UTC]

Genial

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DieValkyrja [2011-11-11 13:59:03 +0000 UTC]

stunning job!! the architectural design is very beautiful and... i want those trees at home!!!! XD

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andreim In reply to DieValkyrja [2011-11-11 19:22:29 +0000 UTC]

thanks

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