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The Third & the Seventh

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This video is a beautiful homage to some architectural classics and is simply amazing if you appreciate the amount of effort that goes into CG rendering – the majority of this film is CG (using 3ds max and VRay and apparently a little bit of SketchUp).
Here’s my best advice: Instead of clicking the video below, [...]

Wood Design Award 2008-09 book is available

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Just after I posted about the current wood awards, the Canadian Wood Council came out with a book showcasing winners from the 2008-09 season.
These books are always a beautiful reference and source for many inspirations. If you want to get one, follow this link.
I have also been told that students get a 40% reduction on [...]

Awards, awards! The 2009 Wood Awards season is here

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Awarded
Admittedly, award ceremonies come around at all times during the year, but two of the recent and notable awards for wood building and architecture were the UK Wood Design Awards (October 2009) and the Ontario Wood Awards (November 2009, also written up here).
Of all the amazing buildings (and furniture) that have received an award, the [...]

Autodesk sells something for $2.99! SketchBook Mobile for the iPhone/iPod Touch

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Now that’s a very interesting surprise! After releasing a rather useless “Fluid” application (actually a technology preview) on the iPhone a while ago, Autodesk this time released a winner. SketchBook mobile is a nice sketching application. Other than most similarly-minded iPhone software, it has nice brushes and even boasts a layer system. Here is a [...]

SketchUp to Revit to Solar Study

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Expanding on yesterday’s post, I wanted to try out how I could take a building shell model that I originally created in SketchUp, take it into Revit 2010 and run a solar analysis on it using Autodesk’s new Solar Radiation Technology Preview for Revit Architecture and Revit MEP (download it from Autodesk Labs). And guess [...]