FAUP: Bloco H

[metrocub]

Hello,

This is a personal work, focused on one of the main classroom buildings of FAUP – arch. Álvaro Siza Vieira. If I remember well, the tower is called Bloco H. In the tower background, the body of the library and museum can be spotted. It was on those background buildings where “FAUP – Path to Knowledge” 3D work was actually created.

Several methods, inside 3Ds Max, were used to achieve the high level of dirt detail by using vray dirt and/or composite inside vray blend materials. The full scene with Overcast and Night mood, ready to render, is available in here: http://www.turbosquid.com/3d-models/...d-model/632305.
Trees and small plants are not provided. Grass is included.

Thanks for viewing.

C&C are most welcome!

[yaug_03]

Very nice, I like the architecture and the environment.What plugins did you use on the grass?

[metrocub]

Hi there and thanks! Used multiscatter and advanced painter in the close view, near the water.

Cheers

[simonhc]

Greetings from Singapore! Nice shots! Thanks for sharing!

[arch515]

Very straight, neatly - offence very good, keep so! excellent Works! It pleases me very..
M.

[metrocub]

Thanks! Very glad you enjoy viewing them. It makes it worth posting!

Best regards.

[taralhoku]

Muitos parabéns, é um orgulho ver trabalho de portugueses estar a um tão alto nível! Excepcional mesmo! invejo-te no bom sentido.
Contudo só um reparo, na minha humilde opinião só acho estranho na imagem do alçado principal a sombra que apresenta as palas e contrária à do nicho na parte superior! e nesse mesmo nicho a aresta vertical apresenta um concentração muito grande de VRAYdirt!
Mas uma vez mais nunca conseguiria atingir imagens de tão boa qualidade!
Continuação de um excelente trabalho

[junior]

First one for me is the best view ! But rest of course also looks good. Maybe night scene need more color contrast.

[Jamie-Cook]

Hey dude. Great work, love the realism. What models do you use for the grass and trees? Is it onyx?

J

[RolandB]

I think the grass is home made... everything is wonderful. This is a great work !
I have a lot of work and tutorials to have this quality of rendering... on Vray. I'm on Mental Ray, and I find it less "flexible" than VRay.
Thanks for sharing your experience metrocub.
Roland