Custom home rendering

[TimShelton]

Here are a few renderings completed 100% within Architecture 2009. I personally built the models for sketches that are design by Shawn Fisher of Shawn Fisher Design, Inc. Shawn designed Phillip & Vicky Fulmer (former University of Tennessee football coach) You can check out his work at www.shawnfisherdesign.com. One exception to the renderings, the ambient occlusion was completed in 3Ds Max 2009

[cdatechguy]

Too bad that Revit doesn't have a Roof Tool like in ArchiCAD....that house would look totally cool with standing seam....

Edit: Oops....this isn't Revit is it? Just realized this is the ACAD Architecture group

[dzatto]

Too bad that Revit doesn't have a Roof Tool like in ArchiCAD....that house would look totally cool with standing seam....

Edit: Oops....this isn't Revit is it? Just realized this is the ACAD Architecture group
What? Revit can't do standing seam???? I thought Revit was the bestest design software ever created? :mrgreen:

I would do standing seam with a material anyway. Much easier.

Nice renderings. The lighting in the fist one looks washed out to me. I like your materials. Very cool. :beer:

[david_peterson]

What? Revit can't do standing seam???? I thought Revit was the bestest design software ever created? :mrgreen:

I would do standing seam with a material anyway. Much easier.

Nice renderings. The lighting in the fist one looks washed out to me. I like your materials. Very cool. :beer:
You can do standing seam in Revit. It's a material with a profile map. Looks good from my point of view. Not sure if you can get a roof line that fancy, well at least not real easy.

[TimShelton]

Thanks for the comments!!

[TimShelton]

Adding a couple other renderings. 100% Architecture 2009

[dzatto]

Nice models. The only other thing I noticed are the windows. The first posts show them gray. I think they would look better clear. Same with the black windows in the new renderings. I don't see many houses with tinted windows.

I think if you set you GI correctly (depending on your scene), you will get some ambient light to illuminate the interior of the house a bit. I could be wrong, though.

[jc3cadd]

Very good stone surface details excellent stonework The site/background did not encompass where the home was located. Keep up the good work