Beach Resort by apl3d

Bryce • Architecture • posted on May 10, 2005

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Architectural presentation I did for my Professor. All modelled in AutoCAD, rendered in Bryce, and Photoshop CS for the postwork. Special Thanks to Alvin Ylaya for the coconuts. (Pare Salamat uli ha!:) sabi ng prof ko kilan daw to mamumunga?. hehehe biro lang.) Also thanks to www.planit3d.com for free Car meshes. Thanks for viewing and comments and most all your Critics. :)

Comments (12)

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artgum

11:35PM | Tue, 10 May 2005

Outstanding work, to say the least. Having these different views helps to take in the amount of detail and work you've done.

lordstormdragon

4:25AM | Wed, 11 May 2005

Amazing Bryce-work! What a great resort plan, and your people merge in fluidly... Not an easy thing, but you have done well.

judyk

1:22PM | Wed, 11 May 2005

Very nice visualisation indeed. The two elevations are especially lively and engaging. Excellent detail - I don't know how you managed to get Bryce to cope with so many objects in the scene.

CraigInOmaha

7:23PM | Wed, 11 May 2005

Wonderful Detail. Great colors and detail.

apl3d

10:28PM | Wed, 11 May 2005

Thanks guys! :) actually these images are killing my PC! those coconut and trees/mangroves on the aerial view were only added using PhotoshopCS. The rest are pure polygons except 2d people and shrubs. thanks again for your wonderful and inspiring comments! :)

tony_br22

5:37AM | Thu, 12 May 2005

Really amazing work... super areal view, and then getting closer it just is a beautiful design. Amazing how you manged to get your 3d software to handle so many polygons (even though you say some are added in PS, that is super done!). Excellent work - I am sure your professor is/will be happy with this!

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