Digital Craft in Architecture

Monday, May 18, 2009

alrighty, time for a catchup, the last few blogs i tried to post didnt come through (turns out my browser doesnt like blogging very much!) anywhos the interim review went ok, rhys and i still had a bit left to do with modelling at that stage, he was finishing the exterior while i was fixing up and putting final touches on the interior (funishing and what-not) which i have been working on and some images are below... in recent developments however rhys seems to have lost his flash drive and is unsure whether he has another backup file on the computers at school..........sooooooooooo might have to start the exterior again...and maybe find a quicker way of doing it..will talk to tutors tomorrow if flash drive/file cant be found.. :( the images below are done in revit:

as stated in one of my previous posts that didnt load, i did my website at home rather than on the school computers, the address is http://tina.rubixcube.co.nz/

think thats all for now :-)

Labels: Brandhorst, finishing, furnishing, initial renders, interior, tau, website

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