Digital Craft in Architecture

Thursday, June 11, 2009

Tom Patchetts Renders

Here Tom Patchetts renders are.

They were put up on the R-drive on the due date though.

Labels: Huong Pham, late, Museum of Television and Radio, Richard Meier, Tom Patchett

Thursday, June 4, 2009

I ran out of time!

Oh No!!!!

I didn't get my assignment handed in! I was so close!!! I just didn't make it! Shit!

Labels: Huong Pham, late, Museum of Television and Radio, Richard Meier, Tom Patchett

Museum of Television and Radio

Yay everything is going to plan!!!!! I didn't have to stay up all last night to get this done!

My mental ray renders look good but my light studio renders look pretty average. I hate light studio. So here are a few renders just to show you how it is going.

Light Studio

Mental Ray

Labels: Huong Pham, Museum of Television and Radio, Richard Meier, Tom Patchett

Tuesday, May 26, 2009

Museum of Television & Radio

Here is our model with materials and rendered with mental ray. It's looking nice! Unfortunately our light studio model isn't as completed as this, it turns out we have to re-apply all our materials from scratch. So there's still a fair bit to do.

Labels: Huong Pham, Museum of Television and Radio, Richard Meier, Tom Patchett

Tuesday, May 5, 2009

Museum of Television & Radio

Tom Patchett and Huong Pham have made lots of progress in our model. It's going really well. Here are a few screen shots to show. We are starting to choosing our ten render views now.

Labels: Huong, Museum of Television and Radio, Richard Meier, Tom Patchett

Monday, April 13, 2009

Museum of Television & Radio

This is how Tom and Huong's museum is going so far.

Labels: Huong, Museum of Television and Radio, Richard Meier, Tom Patchett

Tuesday, April 7, 2009

Museum of Television & Radio

Tom Patchett and Huong Pham. I have changed the spaces to make it more even and easier for us to model. We are using Archicad to model it.

Can we please get approval if these sizes are equal enough to use now.

The yellow space is for Tom and the blue is for Huong.

Ground floor

Second floor

Mezzanine floor

Image of Toms area

Image of Huongs area

Labels: approval, Huong, Museum of Television and Radio, Richard Meier, Tom Patchett

Tuesday, March 31, 2009

Museum of Televion and Radio

Huong and Tom Patchett.

We have divided the Museum into two spaces (the blue, orange and extra pink). The blue is small but difficult, the orange is large but easy and the pink is for whoever finishes first to model.

Can we please get approval if these sizes are equal enough to use.

Labels: approval, Huong, Museum of Television and Radio, Richard Meier, Tom Patchett

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Digital Craft in Architecture - render3D: 2009

Thursday, June 11, 2009

Tom Patchetts Renders

Thursday, June 4, 2009

I ran out of time!

Museum of Television and Radio

Tuesday, May 26, 2009

Museum of Television & Radio

Tuesday, May 5, 2009

Museum of Television & Radio

Monday, April 13, 2009

Museum of Television & Radio

Tuesday, April 7, 2009

Museum of Television & Radio

Tuesday, March 31, 2009

Museum of Televion and Radio

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