Week 9 Tutorial

Final edited render, the theme is 'spaghetti picnic.'

Assembling process.







Render process.

Final render (non-edited).

Back view of the model in 3dMax.

Week 8 Tutorial

In this week tutorial, we have to create this 2d image to 3d. We have to do this in a group of 4 and divide our task. I'm doing the building, the truck and the tube role. I used 3dMax software.



Create a box.



Uses array command.

Add a glass into the building and change the blocks colour.

Use box to make the truck.

Use cylinder to make the tube role.

Week 7 Tutorial

This week we have to make a model of the Gherkin Tower by Norman Foster. To do this we have to use 2 software (3dMax and Rhino).

First, uses 3dMax software and create a helix, then copy another 11 helixs rotated around z and mirror. Export the file as dwg and open it in Rhino.

Import the file in Rhino. I use command like intersect, split and rebuild. Then export it to 3dMax.



Import the file in the 3dMax, then use modifier command...but in this final step i got lost when creating the lattice...because all the line come in pieces. I can't delete it as in one group. I did try to do this exercise again from the beginning but i doesn't work.

Week 6 Tutorial - Dom-ino House

Final render

This week tutorial is the continuation of the last week works. This week we learnt how to pdf and render in Archicad.

Pdf

Plans

Elevations

Sections

3d view

3d view of the model, from Archicad software.

Render setting.

Render view.

Week 5 Tutorial - Dom-ino House

This week we are using Archicad software as a drafting tool and we used Dom-ino House by Le Corbusier as an example.

Plans

Roof level

Level 1

Ground

Foundation

Elevations

North elevation





South elevation

East elevation

West elevation

Sections

North-South section



East-West section

Week 4 Tutorial - Villa Savoye part 2

Week 3 Tutorial - Villa Savoye

Villa Savoye's 3d model using Rhino.

Week 3 Tutorial - Vase Exercise 2

Laser Cut Vase

4. Glue each part together.

3. In Rhino, save the cutting plans as dwg file, then open the file in autocad and edit the cutting planes. After finish editing, save as pdf file and ready for laser cut.

2. Flatten the sections in the Rhino by using 'make 2d' command.

1. Uses 'section' command to make the horizontal and vertical cutting plans.