MAG Lab
January 08, 2013 at 04:04am
Lisbon’s Central Library And Municipal Archive - João Paulo Ferreira Torres
January 07, 2013 at 05:20am via fabriciomora
January 07, 2013 at 05:10am via fabriciomora
TUTORIALS FOR AWESOME:
Ok. You’re probably not ready for this yet, but I wish I was exposed to all of this stuff much younger in my career. Be careful. With great renderings comes great responsibility. And by responsibility, I mean hours of nearly unbearable frustration.
The Shipyard / Photoshop Postwork Breakdown (Watch the video)
Making of ASGVIS VRay for SketchUP Winning Render
Making of GH House “Between the Rocks” by Anninos Konstantinos
University of Michigan Taubman College Tutorials (Great for 3ds Max + Rhino)
VRay Youtube Video (Tells you where to download VRay for FREE)
It is important to be able to take things from other disciplines and be able to relate them to your own craft. So here are some graphic design tutorials from the FZD Design School in Singapore that can really help with your designs even though it is not directly related:
Episode 35: Digital Landscape part1
Episode 22: Sketch Painting part1
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These are just a few of my favorite tutorials on the internet! If you have any other sites that you go to send them to me and I’ll add them to the list!
Have FUN!!
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(via life-of-an-architecture-student)
January 03, 2013 at 03:32am via tipsforarchitectureschool
It’s tradition to say “Those with glass houses shouldn’t throw stones!”. What if someone did actually have a glass house? Daniel Swaroski was a master glass cutter, and through apprenticeship, he earned his own company and paved the way for many ideas. He’s deceased, but his legacy lives on. He also housed a great amount of talent, which you will find in the Glass House itself Crystal Worlds. Installed by Andre Heller. It’s a well organized glass and lighting area. Beautiful doesn’t even describe the feel. You have to be there for yourself. Definitely on my places to visit.
December 30, 2012 at 07:33pm via dawnawakened
Transparente Opazitat by Arik Levy
December 30, 2012 at 02:08pm via processingmatter
CHRYSALIS (III) / MATSYS
The latest in a series of projects exploring cellular morphologies, Chrysalis (III) investigates the self-organization of barnacle-like cells across an underlying substrate surface. The cells shift and slide across the surface as they attempt to find a more balanced packed state through the use of a relaxed spring network constrained to the surface. Each cell is composed of two parts: a cone-like outer surface made from cherry veneer and a non-planer inner plate made from poplar veneer that stresses the outer cone into shape. Each of the 1000 cell components are unfolded flat in the digital model, digitally fabricated, and hand assembled.
December 29, 2012 at 05:56pm
post-script: heterotopic gardens
prof. Ezio Blasetti
Arch 400.05: Research Studio | Fall 2012 Pratt Institute Undergraduate School of Architecture
December 29, 2012 at 04:23pm
