An Exterior for The Ma'lola Cultural Center

[graphicsgriffin]

Hi Everyone,

This is my latest work, for my brother's graduation project,



Feel Free to post your comments.

Your's
Husaam

[Harutium]

Cool!!
But, is not the curb too high?

[graphicsgriffin]

Thanks for your kind words Harutium, and yes, usually when I import from Autocad it's all ok, but this time I don't know why, I tried all sorts of different settings, anyway thanks alot for posting!

Husaam

[flipside]

Looks nice.

The scale looks a bit weird, also the car is standing on what I think is the sidewalk.

[Max_4_Arch]

can you post lager version ???

[graphicsgriffin]

Hi,

Reply to Flipside,
Thanks my friend for posting, and I know what you mean by the strange scale, I guess you are talking about the outer white-brick wall, right? Well actually it is a little bit larger than normal, but my brother said that he wanted it to be so,
And for the car.... er.... yes! My brother said the same thing about it!
But I told him that the scene will be much richer with a nice BMW, and I tried to make the car appear on the street, but that didn't work, coz the car appeared to be taking more of what I think it deserves of the scene space, so it wasn't weird, but the car owner was!
PS I'm like my brother, an architect too!

Reply to max 4 arch,
Thanks for posting, and yes I'll try that, I'll be checking my space at picture village.
Anyway, if you want the larger version of the picture for more detail, go ahead, I can tell whatever you are wondering about.

Yours,
Husaam

[indigooo]

account bandwith exeeced icon, cant see the images

[Psy]

use the space that is linked in my sig to store your images.

[graphicsgriffin]

Hi everyone,
Sorry for being late, but I've been busy making some work,
anyway thanks alot for posting, and thanks very much Psy for the link,
The image is back, hope you post again

Your's
Husaam

[jp]

The sidewalk is in deed a bit odd! to high i guess.
And in some patrs of the walls the texture seems flatt, as well the
intersection or the limits (tilling) of it are not as good as the rest of the work. Thow this is a very good achivement.

Congratulations.

[graphicsgriffin]

Thanks my friends !

[dusan]

The first thing that caught my eyes was the girl standindg opposite of the car , and i must say that she has an outfit and the stance like a hooker

The rock/stone wall looks very bad for one reason - texture. Is it the default max? I think that one is used on the ground, but it might pass if you would reduce its size a bit because the connections between the actual rocks is too big this way.

Concrete panel textures are great, and all in all lighting is really nicely done, but i dont really get this mountain stuck on the side of the building. Im only guessing that should be glass but it doesnt look like it. I'd try cheating and letting it reflect a little bit of sky instead of what might be facing the building behind the camera.

[graphicsgriffin]

Hi, and thanks very very much for posting
Sorry if there are some mistakes, but believe me that I was short on time, I was to finish another couple of additional interiors, in just 3 days!

As for the reflection of the mountain image, I can explain:

My brother wanted to make an architectural effect by reflecting the mountain, it's an very old village, with very nice mountains and old houses, (notice them on the mountain itself), you're correct, but it is not glass! It is a real mirror, this is of the architectural idea, it is a mirror.

As for the textures, you're right also, I'll try to avoid that in future,
but as for the girl...er....(what can I say?!)
If you want I can post the lighting settings later
Your's

[jp]

"If you want I can post the lighting settings later " - graphicsgriffin said

Shure any kind off adicitional information is always welcome.
It shure helps, please take the liberty to it. :P

[dusan]

Yikes, Tell your bro to change that mirror thing at all costs
I'm kinda sceptical over this matter, id rather use some nice tall windows semi transparent to reflect the mountains than real mirrors.