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Computer 
Applications
Revit & 3DS Max

Process of learning the basics of Revit.

Weekly Workshop

Every classes' end - of - the - day product.

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Classwork 1

Classwork 1

All the fundamentals of drawing a house's plans.

Classwork 2

Classwork 2

Learning how to make a topography, with failure.

Classwork 3

Classwork 3

Making masses that conceptualizes my random ideas.

Classwork 4

Classwork 4

Using different levels to make a unique mass.

Classwork 5

Classwork 5

Duplicating mass after applying curtain system.

Classwork 6

Classwork 6

A single family of a curtain system being designed.

Classwork 7

Classwork 7

Making basic floor plans with two levels.

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Assignment Description

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To draw a bungalow that has at least two storeys, with several other requirements.

Like making families, section, perspective and exploded views, and callouts. 

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 Level 1

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Project 1

Process

The little things that make up this building.

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Project 2  Process 

Nuts and bolts of the making of the scenes.

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I did some fumbling of my own, in addition to lecturer's notes. Setting up for rendering.

I tried some draft rendering without editing any of the environment.

Seeing that the environment, which i decided it to be a cliff, is a bit dull, i added a few things to make it livelier, and made final rendering drafts to see the results.

I moved on to interior scene next, where i added new materials according to my bungalow's architecture style and adjusted the camera to which i think is nicest.

The rendering process took up a lot of my time.

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Voilà!

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