Wow very helpful and clear! Showing the process on rhino was very helpful too. Thank you so much, very admirable that you managed to make a video after the stresses of the past week! I would have done nothing for a good week after haha
Hello! If you'd like to download the project files, you can do so here: successfularchistudent.com/courses/site-model/ You'll also find other courses to learn new architecture skills. Thanks!
Anyone know how to define a road on a sloped site... there is only a 5 metre difference between East and west parts of the site but the road cuts diagonally across it. So tempted to pretend the site is flat but any advice will be welcomed..
I'm not too sure about other locations, but where I live, our government provides contour maps of the state. If you look hard enough, I'm sure that you'll be able to find something similar.
@@kylesinko Maybe a local company will have mercy on you? Or a dept at your college? Fund-raiser? They didn't exist when I went to archi school but that's no reason you shouldn't have access to one. best regards, Rich
I started college 2 month ago and i have a lot of project to draw in a3 paper but the tools are so expensive 4 rapitograph 60 euros 🤦♂️ i would like to send u those projects if u like to see
Thanks a lot! Sometimes you have to get creative with modelling materials. I "borrowed" a few large cardboard boxes from work and cut them up for the large sheets. You can do this with removalist boxes, packing boxes or similar. Otherwise, check your local art shop, they might have some sheets
Good question. You can measure it off the Rhino file and make a good "estimate" as to how to draw it on the card. Otherwise, you could export it to a photoshop file to the right paper size and then print that out, glue it onto the card and cut around the contour lines. That would be the more accurate method.
hii .... I am unable to figure out .. please answer me ... so i am in 11th grade right now ... I am from india ... so i studied maths chemistry and physics till class 10th but .. then i dropped the sciences in 11th but i still have maths .... in India maths chemistry and physics is required till grade 12th to pursue architect ... so can i pursue it in usa without chemistry and physics ... if yes then please give the list of some colleges where chemistry nd physics is not needed ... thank u so much
Hey Tishya. I'm not too sure about the US but here in Australia there are no prerequisites to study architecture at uni. You might need a portfolio at the most, otherwise it's based off your score from 12th grade.
perfect explanation. I’m working on my first ever topography model and this was very helpful.
Glad to hear! Cheers
Oh I loved how you put front view at the bottom)
at the start of the video, pretty usefull sometimes
Glad to hear you liked it, cheers!
Right on time when am making my site model... Great video Kyle
Thank you heaps Warren, glad you liked it :)
BEST explanation ever, thank you
You saved my life!thank u so much
So glad to hear, thanks!
Wow very helpful and clear! Showing the process on rhino was very helpful too. Thank you so much, very admirable that you managed to make a video after the stresses of the past week! I would have done nothing for a good week after haha
Hahaha thank you so much Mada! I really appreciate that. I was itching to make another video hehe, it was too long. Thanks again!
Great video like always!!
Legend! Thank you!
Great video, thank you. Does anyone know if this can be done in AutoCAD?
hey,
thank you for this video, it was very helpful.
My pleasure Damia! Appreciate the comment :)
Thanks for sharing the video :)
Thanks for watching!
Hello! If you'd like to download the project files, you can do so here: successfularchistudent.com/courses/site-model/
You'll also find other courses to learn new architecture skills. Thanks!
Anyone know how to define a road on a sloped site... there is only a 5 metre difference between East and west parts of the site but the road cuts diagonally across it. So tempted to pretend the site is flat but any advice will be welcomed..
Is there any website that explains the topography of the site ( for example if there's any slop in the site) ?
I'm not too sure about other locations, but where I live, our government provides contour maps of the state. If you look hard enough, I'm sure that you'll be able to find something similar.
@@kylesinko thank you for your helpful videos and your reply ☺️ I really appreciate it! X
i wonder how its like for the man himself Collab with his other mates to make a model and the way they do their tactics for it
I'll have to document my next group project in my next semester for you Zul!
@@kylesinko will do bossman cant wait !
nice work,,.,,,,,,, how to reduce the rhino huge file size
Upcoming video! Thanks for the suggestion :)
@@kylesinko thank you so much sir
@@kylesinko how to reduce the rhino huge file size durring work
You should get a CNC machine, mate ;)
If only I had a spare few thousand dollars haha. Would love one eventually though!
@@kylesinko Maybe a local company will have mercy on you? Or a dept at your college? Fund-raiser? They didn't exist when I went to archi school but that's no reason you shouldn't have access to one. best regards, Rich
@@rmontena4583 Great suggestions. I think the University workshop actually has one, I'll see if they'll let me use it this semester. Cheers Rich
Very cool, have you tried using a laser cutter for your landscape before?
I have! To be honest, I wish I had done it for this project. I think it's great. I went full cheapskate here though ;)
I started college 2 month ago and i have a lot of project to draw in a3 paper but the tools are so expensive 4 rapitograph 60 euros 🤦♂️ i would like to send u those projects if u like to see
Would love to see them Rinor! Feel free to send them through a DM on Insta :)
Hey, great video! Wehre do you suggest to purchase the cardboard from? Looks like you have used flat sheets.
Thanks a lot! Sometimes you have to get creative with modelling materials. I "borrowed" a few large cardboard boxes from work and cut them up for the large sheets. You can do this with removalist boxes, packing boxes or similar. Otherwise, check your local art shop, they might have some sheets
Hi, quick question: How do you manage to translate the contour lines onto actual card? Did you print everything out to scale?
Good question. You can measure it off the Rhino file and make a good "estimate" as to how to draw it on the card. Otherwise, you could export it to a photoshop file to the right paper size and then print that out, glue it onto the card and cut around the contour lines. That would be the more accurate method.
hii .... I am unable to figure out .. please answer me ... so i am in 11th grade right now ... I am from india ... so i studied maths chemistry and physics till class 10th but .. then i dropped the sciences in 11th but i still have maths .... in India maths chemistry and physics is required till grade 12th to pursue architect ... so can i pursue it in usa without chemistry and physics ... if yes then please give the list of some colleges where chemistry nd physics is not needed ... thank u so much
Hey Tishya. I'm not too sure about the US but here in Australia there are no prerequisites to study architecture at uni. You might need a portfolio at the most, otherwise it's based off your score from 12th grade.
@@kylesinko thank u really needed this 🌸
Bro first years haven’t learned Rhino yet
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