Showing posts with label architecture. Show all posts
Showing posts with label architecture. Show all posts
more of this in flickr
The Grace Bros. Building in Broadway, Sydney
Links:
Grace Building Chronology
Here's a little diversion from the usual photographs I post. The following are architectural renderings we did from a project for the sustainable design studio in the Master of Architecture program. The studio was entitled Adapting to Sea Level Change in Lake Macquarie. We proposed four finger wharfs of mixed-use, affordable housing placed along the lakeside area of Swansea.
This was quite a challenge because sea level rise is an area of study not fully explored. We were in a way breaking new ground.
We used Autodesk Revit and composited the renderings in Photoshop.
This was quite a challenge because sea level rise is an area of study not fully explored. We were in a way breaking new ground.
We used Autodesk Revit and composited the renderings in Photoshop.
Tags:
architectural rendering,
architecture,
autodesk revit,
design studio,
perspective,
photoshop,
revit,
rising tides,
swansea
barcelona lamp post, originally uploaded by [fotogranina].
This photo was taken sometime in 2001 during a trip to Barcelona, Spain. Pictured is the Vitalicio Seguros a building located at Paseo de Gracia 11. It was designed by the architect Luis Bonet Garí and opened in 1950. Casa Milà or La Pedrera can also be found on the same street.
Camera: Nikon F5
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Focal Length: 24mm
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