With my interior spaces mostly modelled up, I now have to import my waving facade from 3DS Max into Sketch Up so I can have one complete working model. I was pretty sure I was having a heart attack during this process - my computer was crashing enough as it was with the complexity of my interior modelling, without having to add a complex structure like my OLED surface into the file. But after watching that wheel spin for a nerve wrecking few minutes, I managed to merge to two models to great success!
Producing the elevations and sections were then just a simple process of screen shots and section cuts.
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| Elevation from Burnett Lane |
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| Elevation from Queen Street |
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| Section facing towards South Bank |
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| Section facing towards Fortitude Valley |
In producing these elevations and sections, using the black and white style faces with hidden lines showing, I had a glimpse of what my perspectives looked like in this style and I love it! It shows the amount of detail I have applied to my interior spaces, and gives the whole thing a blueprint/technology feel. Unfortunately it isn't very representative of the experience of the space, but I really do love how this image turned out.
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