GlassExpert. Exteriors

[SATtva]

Brusnichka trade center. This one is trivial, i know.

[SATtva]

Yet another one -- Stroypark.

[Pilchard123]

I would love to know what dictionary you get your definition for "trivial" from. Enlighten me, please?

[SATtva]

Well... hm... At least, when you spend just 2-3 days to finish an object compared to 10-12 days (for the Engineering Center), you can plausibly conclude it is a lot easier.

[ianrclark]

I really like the renders with the clouds reflecting in the glass. Really nice effect.

[B.Y.O.B.]

Your buildings look great.

Could you maybe give a brief summary of your workflow? Do you use arrays, curves and so on

[Glendaloch]

Amazing buildings and even more amazing renders! You have really brought out some of the best in Luxrender!

[SATtva]

Thanks guys!

Could you maybe give a brief summary of your workflow? Do you use arrays, curves and so on

I try to use any tool that fits the task. If there are repetitive constructs, why not to rely on arrays or instances to simplify your work? If you'll need some variations later, you can always apply the modifier or convert an instance into a single object. As to the curves, i don't use them much -- when you need a curvy wall or a curtain, it's usually faster to use subsurf for that. What i find curves useful for is to make cords, cables and all such things.

[SATtva]

Hilton DoubleTree hotel. This one was hard like hell -- the client didn't provided any blueprints except for one facade, so i had to model everything from photos (even had to hire a photographer to photograph the building as thoroughly as possible) starting from a few known dimensions such as of those orange facade tiles. All the modelling took about 10 days, and i'm satisfied with how it turned out.

[moure]

omg they keep coming
Great work Sattva!