Dual Purpose Design - Building Together for Paris Athletes’ Village
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- Опубликовано: 16 сен 2024
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The Athletes’ Village project was particularly complex as it has a double lifecycle. Firstly, the development will host athletes from across the world during the summer of 2024. Following the games, the whole site will be repurposed into a new housing and commercial area designed to accommodate 6,000 residents and a further 6,000 workers.
With this dual purpose, every element had to be designed in parallel for the two different uses.
The architects used Archicad’s renovation filter to visualize which parts of the original buildings would stay the same and which would be demolished or remodeled for the legacy phase.
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Yeah, I can totally see how that fits. A modular, not elegant, without a single piece of personality, totally boring and common doorm solution and a cad program that can't delivery any innovation or proper modeling tools for its subscriptions hostages... ops, I meant rent clients. Sorry about that.
compared to what exactly?
@@izoyt you name it, solidworks, revit, rhino+grasshopper, blender, plasticity... hack... I have mobile apps that give me better modeling options than morph or that shell.
@@MrLelopes not revit sorry (at least bare revit). all others are nurbs based
@@izoyt blender, sketchup, 3ds Max, Maya, plasticity are nurbs based?! You really should study the subject before posting something like that. Those are all mesh modeling, some of them got nurbs modeling later on their development. Also... We don't care if you choose mesh or nurbs, both can give you pretty robust modeling tools if devs were doing their job right. I've being 3d modeling for 25 years now and not even in my early years I have used something so bad, limited and lacking precision as Archicad and specially it's Morph tool.
@@MrLelopes i'm talking about bim tools for architecture etc. yore trolling acrhicad because it doesn't have morph tools as maya etc? why would you need that kind of modelling in cad design, lol, you aren't doing character design etc. revit (ony true competitor to archicad) also lacks this tools in bare core, bur as arhicad, does have some option via internal or external plugins etc. sorry, but comparing bim software for architecture etc with specialised animation/3d modelling software etc is idiotic. i agree, some things could be done batter in both programs etc, but lets be realistic here..