ahh.. the love between architects and pavilions

Kind of like this one..

Interesting comment about the glass.. I'll do some exterior to compare. I do find the colour tone/shade of the Saint-Gobain produce is quite nice (physically accurate to their products???) as clients do care about sunlight quality through the glass into the room. Perhaps with some comparative render...

lol point taken

Nice little architecture intervention there.. It's interesting how you went from Rhino to Sketchup to Indigo ( I guess everyone's workflow is different. I experimented pieces like that before.. it went something like Grasshopper & Rhino for form and organisation, Rhino to Max for rendering, and Rhin...

Thanks for the headsup.. unfortunately I'm a Rhino, Revit kind of guy... What I'm trying now is use Reactor in Max to drop a bunch of tokens, then scatter from there.. will see how that turns out. Also.. shot from another part of the building. Think that person at the bottom of the landing is a bit ...

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I was thinking for most arch students, it's easier to tell them to "pick from online presets" than tech "here, this is how you make a glass material".

I did another one with sun angle about 5 degrees slacker... the current setup makes funny looking shadow on the chair... Post it later.

Awesome to see people using indigo for uni work.. everyone at my school is stuck on Revit's built in mental ray renders, which is just pure cringe every time i look at them.

I like your facade... reminds me of a building i saw in Australia

Hope you are not too far away from you degree.

A project from my 2nd year uni work. Revived to learn a few things in Indigo

BTW is there a way to Scatter without geometry collision?

Hey man.. That glass is actually Saint-Gobain Grey :) thought I'd test out some of those. Doing this to show some second year arch students, specifically about CG materials that are based on real world data, and those glass made sense.. I'll try bidir raytrace today.. I still get confused aloft whic...

Just messing around, trying to familiar myself with Indigo again.

Comments are welcome

University project a while back. Rhino + 3ds Max + Indigo + Photoshop. Printed at 780mm x 1200mm on canvas. I realized that there were some geometry mistakes while it was baking, but presentation deadline plus sleep deprivation kicked in. So I had a beer, went to bed and didn't care anymore. 8) Spec...

Hey gjengi Great work!! those arch massings are awesome. I am too an architect in training, it's great to see Indigo been used and not just bad Mental Ray or Sketchup screen shots. on a side note, I did a massing render similar to yours a while back for my studies, and my tutor gave me a big lecture...

I was going to integrate voronoi glazing panels into the design of my latest building facade.. This would perhaps made the visualization process alot easier. Instead I made 1800 custom panels from Grasshopper in Rhino. I can see lots of cool things you can do with this in the architecture world :D m...

Very nice guys, this will be used for my up and coming presentation :D

Cheers :D "is the lightsource on the left a opening, with EnvLight from outside? If it is, using ExitPortal would speed up the rendering A LOT! Check the (Exporter) manual for details about usage :) Yea ExitPortal is used, along with a few other tweaks. I am quite happy with the way the atmosphere t...