Organic Modeling Techniques you NEED to know

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Organic Modeling Techniques you NEED to know

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In this modeling speedrun, we are going to share the workflow that we used to model Amazing Whale Jaw bus station project designed by NIO Architects. We’ll be modeling this project mainly with SubD Tools and I’ll show you some additional tips and tricks on how to add surfacing details at the end.
In the extended version of this tutorial, which is around 4h long with commentary and detailed explanation, you can go to our Patreon page and check it out. With that, you will get access to all of our other extended tutorials and project files.
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@taridean Жыл бұрын

Wow! Small world. I've been past this structure a few times on the bus rapid transit between Schiphol Airport and Haarlem when I spent some time living in the Netherlands. Didn't know it was a well known piece of architecture. The Dutch being quirky as they are in general, didnt think much of it 😄. Was more facsinated by the architectural style of the houses in the nearby village of Vijfhuizen on the same bus route.

@HowtoRhino Жыл бұрын

Indeed, small world :D We'll make sure to check those houses as well in Vijfhuizen ;)

@taridean Жыл бұрын

@@HowtoRhino If you're taking the bus, R-Net 300 is the one to catch 😁.

@HarakaPakataka Жыл бұрын

Thanks for these. I'm also curious on how these structures are constructed though. How the models are converted to construction drawings & how the materials are manufactured, etc.

@HowtoRhino Жыл бұрын

Sure, you're welcome :) You can get some insights of the construction on this link.. There's a lot of construction drawings. arqa.com/en/architecture/the-amazing-whale-jaw-bus-station-in-hoofddorp.html This is a part of the article: " The building is completely made of polystyrene foam and polyester and is, as such, the world’s largest structure in synthetic materials (50m x 10m x 5m). The available budget meant that it could never have been created using conventional construction methods."