Showing posts with label architectural rendering. Show all posts
Showing posts with label architectural rendering. Show all posts

Sure its nice but its not my type

The architect just sent me these architectural renderings of our office. This is his proposed design. After looking at it, sure it's nice but then it's not my type. Although he did well in making our office appear expensive, it's just way to cramped and stiff. I would like my team to be comfortable in while working and I like the office to be creatively stimulating both for our web developers and writers. He is half way there, he just needs to revise his design a bit. What do you think? Am I right with my comments or am I just bitching?


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3D your Home

I know a lot of home owners who are highly creative in decorating their homes. Even when thinking of minor renovations, its always best to plan it ahead and what best way to plan your architectural endeavor is using an architectural rendering. 3D architectural rendering is a 3d representation of your home, even before you start constructing, you can already see how the post construction will look like.

However rendering is not as easy as it sounds. You need to have both the creativity and technical capability in order to create one. Most pro opt to have their plans modeled and rendered in architectural rendering firms. However for the simple homeowner who likes to DIY, you can opt to download a very light and free 3d software called "Sweet Home 3D". It's very easy to use. If you tried playing with SIMs, this program is more like it.

Ariana of becoming-home said, "I wish I knew where it’s been all my life. Or at least since we became homeowners. Its the perfect mix of free, easy to use and totally flexible."

Here is a screenshot of the program:




Download your own Sweet Home 3d here: http://sweethome3d.sourceforge.net/index.html

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Imagineer Launches Mogul

LAS VEGAS, NV — 04/14/08 — Imagineer Systems (www.imagineersystems.com), creators of next-generation VFX tools, today announced the arrival of mogul. Conceived through customer dialogue and designed and developed by Imagineer Systems, mogul is an entirely new open, collaborative VFX architecture supporting a suite of tightly integrated, modular VFX systems and applications. mogul is the industry’s first collaborative VFX architecture to provide an open platform that unites common design facility talents, such as editing, compositing, 3D design and modelling, and empowers designers in a new VFX workflow that more closely fits the way artists work. Additionally, mogul enables powerful new collaboration capabilities critical in today’s deadline-intensive, and fiscally demanding business climate and offers an innovative new subscription-based pricing model, ensuring mogul is accessible, viable and affordable for facilities of any size or budget.

mogul is comprised of a powerful combination of system-level and desktop application-level components, tightly integrated to optimize the creative collaborative workflow experience. Key systems components will include: a collaborative shared storage management system; a powerful file browser application designed for working with media and metadata; a disk-based playback and review system that includes tools for quality control and annotation; a highly interactive finishing system with I/O, 3D compositing, editing, and grading tools; and a dedicated I/O system, with capture, layback, encoding and job duplication, all on a dedicated workstation. (Read More…)

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