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Showing posts with label revit kid project. Show all posts
Showing posts with label revit kid project. Show all posts

Wednesday, May 22, 2013

The Revit Kid Project - Master's Thesis - Cycle Design/reBuild

I'M BACK!!

I would like to thank you all for being so patient the last few months while I completed my semester.  I am happy to announce that I am finally finished!  I am also happy to announce that you guys continued to check out the blog and content while I was away... In fact, the blog rolled over 2,000,000 hits during my hiatus.


As many of you have been contacting me letting me know how much you enjoy seeing some of my personal work (beyond this blog) here are some goodies from my final thesis presentation.... (you can full screen and click through the presentation)....

If you are having issues viewing the Prezi full screen follow this link...

I will eventually be posting my final thesis book for you all to view when it is completed and that will have all of the information about the presentation above.  Furthermore, below are the high resolution renderings from the presentation for your viewing pleasure.


Some of these renderings are Revit > 3DS Max > VRay > Photoshop (click to enlarge):


  

The following rendering is simply Revit and Photoshop:


Also, don't forget to follow my on twitter @TheRevitKid ... I was posting there quite a bit during my hiatus. 





Tuesday, April 3, 2012

The Revit Kid Project - Istanbul Waterfront (Revit and Prezi)

I took a stab at using Prezi for my last Studio presentation.  I have to say that is is very nice.  Working inside the browser is an interesting way to do things but it worked.  It was not hard to learn and they offer some Student benefits (500mb free storage I believe).  Not to mention when you are finished you can download the presentation as a Flash file and can run it on virtually any computer.  

The workflow ended up being pretty simple:  Sketches, drawings, Revit, Prezi....

Another great feature is the ability to pick and zoom freely (beyond the "paths" you create".  This worked great for discussions with the jury after my presentation.



Wednesday, May 4, 2011

The Revit Kid Project - Mantra Hotel


I posted a few days ago about some renderings I was doing and a project I was working.  I also posted some of the boards from the first phase of this project. Well, it is finished!  I presented it on Monday.  I decided to share it all with you.  I think this is a great example of the wide variety of presentation options Revit gives you.  All of these images are native Revit (exports or renderings).  They were post processed in Photoshop and I created a Powerpoint. No other software was used.


First, click here to see the entire slide show on slideshare... (Note: There are some fade transition effects in the real Powerpoint that add a nice touch to it... you can't see these on slideshare...)

I also created a Photobucket album so you can see the original resolution images...



Comments and questions are welcomed!!!