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funkman
2003-09-24, 07:01 AM
any and all comments accepted with grace and dignity
beegee
2003-09-24, 07:37 AM
Chez modern, tres dramatic Funkman.
Point Piper, Double Bay or Whale Beach ?
Seriously, nice work. Love the cantilever.
Is this the one you want the arrayed glass balustrade for ? ( Haven't forgotten. Just a bit busy )
Keep us posted as it develops.
funkman
2003-09-24, 08:10 AM
yep - and very close - Rose Bay overlooking the harbour - will be pretty snazzy if we get through Council
heres another
the balcony with the array - yes it is, and when you get a chance to help will be very appreciated. Not a rush, we have the first pre-da meting on Tuesday - plan to bring the laptop in to show Council. Showed a Councillor the other day at the office and she was suitably impressed with the program. She even said - we need this - can our staff use this program??? :lol:
beegee
2003-09-24, 08:20 AM
Autodesk will be speaking to Woollahra Council first thing in the morning :D
That view is even better !
Obviously you'll be tweaking transparency / reflections and maybe adding interior lights to further enhance.
A few RPC people, some shrubs/trees.... IOTW !!
funkman
2003-09-24, 08:28 AM
"IOTW" ??
will be adding those things during the next stage - dont want to spend too much time on things just yet - I need to get paid afterall
gregcashen
2003-09-24, 08:41 AM
"IOTW" = Image of the Week
Vincent Valentijn
2003-09-24, 09:27 AM
nice work mr. funkman 8) I really like the design. If it functions as well as it looks I guess I'll see you in the architectural magazines some time? [It would be striking to see the name -funkman- mentioned as designer at least! haha]
Steve_Stafford
2003-09-24, 11:06 AM
Very striking even with little material assignment so far...hopefully you'll get to dabble more on the tab and we'll see more?
I hope water/weather doesn't sneak inside through the valley of those high roofs or the clerestory on the right side of the second image :D :wink:
Martin P
2003-09-24, 01:01 PM
I hope water/weather doesn't sneak inside through the valley of those high roofs or the clerestory on the right side of the second image :D :wink:
Do you get water is sydney?? :lol:
BTW steve - the big valley gutter we had in the wavy walls project I posted some time ago - its gone, monopitch grass roof now :? :shock:
Very impressed for a first project in Revit... straight in with a simple project was it :wink: :lol: I think IOTW wont be too far away with that one....
funkman
2003-11-26, 10:17 AM
ok, after incorporating stormwater design, landscape architect, arborists reports, town planners comments, geotechnical investigations and the excrutiating painful Nathers certificates, this is what I have come up with...including the red posche :lol:
PeterJ
2003-11-26, 10:38 AM
The change in aspect makes it look like a completely different building. I take it the early renders were from down near the foot of the tree in the foreground of that titled Wrap Around
beegee
2003-11-26, 09:34 PM
Nice work Funkman, clean and Meierish. Brisbane Council would have you adding a pitched metal roof, lattice and weatherboards !
Very apocalyptic sky, or is it just the Syney pollution ?
funkman
2003-11-26, 11:00 PM
Peter, yes that was the front of the dwelling - from the street. The curved balcony has been straightened to be more sympathetic with the adjoining properties' balconies.
Beegee, here is another render with some puffy clouds for you :D
The pitched tiled roof is saved for Mosman, and the pollution today is minimal - I have a great view over the pacific as I type. 8)
beegee
2003-11-26, 11:13 PM
Yeah, the puffy clouds are a big improvement, now can you paint the building pink.
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