It's the "vertically sloping bay window" project.. :)

[Paul Monsef]

Thanks for all the advice guys!!

[SkiSouth]

Okay, 'fes up. How long to model this?

[Steve_Stafford]

Nice job Paul! Very nice!

[Roger Evans]

Mmmmmmm.... really tasty

[Scott Hopkins]

Okay, 'fes up. How long to model this?
Ya, it seemed like you modeled this pretty fast!

[Paul Monsef]

Okay, 'fes up. How long to model this?
Well, It looks like i spent +/- 80 hours in december working on the massing and the unit designs... i've spent the last week adding the details (windows, doors, awnings, etc...)

Altogether i'd say it was about +/- 140 hours; You gotta love Revit!!

Honestly, I could not even imagine doing this in CAD (or the ADT which is sitting on the shelf) , every stinkin floor plan is different, sloping bays (one with a corner window)... the 5th level has a Mezzanine with roof gardens... The South side is 5 feet lower than the North... The list goes on.

To give you a hint of the size, it's almost 60k S.F...

here are a few more pics. Thanks for the nice comments..

[beegee]

Very nice Paul !!!

Looking forward to seeing some images in the Gallery also.

[christopher.zoog51272]

Awesome, I love it.

I love mixed used projects, especially with a modern look. Great job on the model. The sloping bays turned out great!

-Z

[Paul Monsef]

Very nice Paul !!!

Looking forward to seeing some images in the Gallery also.
Thanks... But isn't this the gallery??

I was wondering where all the images went.. DUH!

[beegee]

Uh, ... well ... yeah.

Flipping through too many flippin forums here :Oops: .. and getting confused with your other posts of similar title about the sloping window problem.

Anyway -- Any renders to be done ??

[Roger Evans]

Interesting ... The project was sold to me on the first image instantly .. the follow on "coloured images" don't sell it as well to me ~ ( Not a criticism just an observation)

I wonder if a slight hint of localised colour picked out in the first image ( seat / entrance area etc ) would help even more

[Paul Monsef]

Interesting ... The project was sold to me on the first image instantly .. the follow on "coloured images" don't sell it as well to me ~ ( Not a criticism just an observation)

I wonder if a slight hint of localised colour picked out in the first image ( seat / entrance area etc ) would help even more
:) I should have left it black and white... The actual materials have not been finalized yet... I just exported a shaded view.

However, My next task is to render the four elevations (just waiting on the materials).

[Nic M.]

Looks like a fun project.
Great modeling
Feed us some more while you go please

[ejburrell67787]

Most impressed by the first b&w image. Communicates very clearly I think. Nice one!

[SCShell]

Yup, very nice indeed! And, I too like the first image. Great work.
Steve

[BillyGrey]

I really like all the images :)

Very nice work Paul.

[Dimitri Harvalias]

Paul,

Is this currently just the shell of the building or have you modelled the interior layout as well? I'd love to see a rendered section perspective if you have one.
Nice work.

[Paul Monsef]

Hi Dimitri,

It is basically a shell with partition walls & floors.. I'll see what i can do.

[raphael.dunbar]

First image is great, how did you create it? Is it done in Revit only? Or a composite done in Photoshop? Any chance you could upload the Revit file for a closer look?

Any congrats, very nice. ;)

[Max Lloyd]

Well I missed all the posts about the sloping bays, but I can imagine they were not the simplest thing to model.

Excellent design and very well presented.

Great work and for what its worth, I like the coloured shots too.

[Paul Monsef]

First image is great, how did you create it? Is it done in Revit only? Or a composite done in Photoshop? Any chance you could upload the Revit file for a closer look?

Any congrats, very nice. ;)
That's just a Hidden Line view with shadows exported from Revit... No Photochop (I mean shop) or Piranesi... ;)

Not to sure about the Revit file... Let me go ask my boss. :)

[Arnel Aguel]

Great job and nice design too. I like the sloping bay window.


Keep up the good work.