Marcus Pitts Arch 4341 Fall 2011

 The concept I had was to create a scene that had a compelling landscape from multiple angles.  The feel of the house was to be modern, stylish, and open.

 Elements from these images were further analyzed and designed to manifest the final product.

 Rhinoceros 4.0  V-Ray for Rhino  Photoshop

PROJECTEDACTUAL resear ch modeli ng materi als lightin g final Oct 21 X Oct 28 Nov 11 X Dec 5 Dec 12 XXX resear ch modeli ng materi als lightin g final Oct 21 X Oct 28 X Nov 11 X Nov 18 X Nov 25 X

 Final lighting setups

CHANDELIEROUTSIDE LIGHTS  Wireframe\Shaded

COUCHCHAIR  Wireframe\Shaded

TABLECHAIRS  Wireframe\Shaded

GUARDRAIL  Wireframe  Shaded

 Wireframe\Shaded  Elevator

 Electric Grass

Materials\Textures\ Bumps\Displacements GLASS There were two types of glass in my composition. The inside guardrails have a glass panel in each segment that is frosted or acid glass. All other windows and openings consist of regular glass materials.

Materials\Textures\ Bumps\Displacements METALS Some spaces required different types of metals to be applied. The elevator was a lighter material as the curtain wall received a darker tint.

Materials\Textures\ Bumps\Displacements Lighting Fixtures The chandelier needed its own custom material like some other elements, but the outside lights did not need to distract from the scene so their surface was made simple.

Materials\Textures\ Bumps\Displacements Ceiling, Floor, and Walls Each of these components had a diffused map as well as a bump map to add more depth to the scene. The stone wall needed a displacement to create the rough edge effect.

Materials\Textures\ Bumps\Displacements Entourage A few elements were added to make the scene feel ‘lived in’. Which is a good idea since it is the living room of the house.

Materials\Textures\ Bumps\Displacements Entourage continued Patio and wood handle railing materials

 Maps and Patterns edited in photoshop

DAY TIMENIGHT TIME  Thanks Garrett  Thanks Self

 Outside Daylight View

 Outside Night Time View

 Inside Daylight View

 Inside Night Time View

 Reading tools and personal experience provided sufficient data collection to design the project.