Two Storey Residence by apl3d

Bryce • Architecture • posted on May 09, 2005

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Description

Preliminary architectural presentation I did for a friend. Thanks to Alvin for the coconuts and trees.. Salamat Pare!!! :) free car mesh from www.planit3d.com Thanks for viewing and comments.

Comments (8)

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dunedan

8:23AM | Tue, 10 May 2005

Nice architecture! Second on looks like a pimp house :D

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zescanner

4:53PM | Tue, 10 May 2005

I like the elegant look of the green tile roof on the first one and the gray marble. However... the second one really pops out visually from its surroundings, and is more "eye-catching". What I don't like in either of them is the brickwork at the base.

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ms-3Dstudio

5:45PM | Tue, 10 May 2005

Excellent & very well done. V Best regards, Mike.

apl3d

10:25PM | Tue, 10 May 2005

OH! SORRY I REALLY FORGOT! I modelled this in AutoCAD ofcourse rendered in Bryce. Tnx again guys! :)

lordstormdragon

4:34AM | Wed, 11 May 2005

You're just going nuts these days with architecture! Very nice, I like the comparison effect. It's something we do alot in the exteriors industry, and I like this house a lot!

bare_naked_ladys

12:53PM | Thu, 12 May 2005

Why make people walk all the way around the house to get from front door to the car? -keny

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RodsArt

3:25AM | Fri, 13 May 2005

Love the design. (and the fact that there are Beemers in the driveway)

tony_br22

2:48PM | Mon, 05 December 2005

Man these are very cool architectual renders and compositions. I really love how you add elements like trees, cars, sky etc. which makes it much more believable. Btw. I just tried out a new render engine (it is still in preparation) called Maxwell render, which is especially used for architectual renderings since it is based on real physics/light etc. (unbiased) as opposed to normal (biased) renders. Would love to see some of your excellent work renderes with Maxwell some day (www.maxwellrender.com). Anyways really cool work my friend!