How to make a SITE MODEL | How to MODEL BUILDINGS in RHINO | Architecture Student Tutorial
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- If you are new to making a site model in architecture school, today's tutorial teaches you how to digitally model a site model so you can breeze through it!! It is challenging and Rhino is really overwhelming if you are new! So I hope today's tutorial and texture mapping hacks in photoshop helps you out!
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What's everyone's current studio project?(:
Oh my gosh every single archi software tutorial out there are with men as a woman this is such a breath of fresh air ♥️♥️
Loved the video!!!
It was a little too fast for me personally but great job on the model!
I can slow things down in future tutorials(:
@@UnravelingArchitecture Could you make a video about how architecture is taught on UPenn
I wish you would’ve gone into how to select angles for the site perspective, also saving views in rhino is really important with this step.
sure thing! I'm sorry it was so fast-paced): This is one of my first rhino tutorials, it's great to hear all this feedback. I'll definitely slow things down next time and get into important views and whatnot.
I use Sketchup. I will look if there are sceneries on this program 🤔.
Google screenshots, good idea.
OMG😳😳 this content is so helpful🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Happy to hear that!
You could also sell them by converting them into paper model cause your work is sharp and very detailed every model railroader would like to have this in their train layouts which is cheap and easy to build
Can you show your actual model with site model as well?
Hello i wanted to know what the difference is between civil enginner and architect? And will you earn more money if you are self employed?
Quick questions, what if the site is sloped? do I just bring the building down and trim into the site? also if there is stairs at the bottom of the slope
Hey you already know I'm a little late but this vid is so cool I really loved this video it was a little confusing but I really loved this and Loved that you had the Islamic Place in the place you chose in Google Earth
I will slow it down in future tutorials!!!
Id like to ask , is there any place where can I find real hights for the elevations and real measurements for plans ? Im a first year student and Im afraid of doing things wrong especially when using photoshop ,is doing things that just look right is enough ? or should I go measure the world ? thank you for the video looking forward for more !
Something that architects tend to do is using architectural elements to measure. Standard size elements like bricks, CMU blocks, doors, windows, can often be used to give scale to the rest of the elements around them and provide more accurate conditions. If you can go out and measure, that always helps! But also don't be afraid to take educated guesses and use trial and error!
It's called Digimaps - it's really useful but it costs and is usually paid by institutes and businesses that can afford it. i have it because im a university student so maybe you do to