Brugge Building one closeup by London224
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
This is a close up of my first Brugge series Building done on Modo and completed in Vue as a VOB file. Rather then the typical UV mapped buy and plop down and render model, this is a high poly, texture and material mapped model with all windows and door that can open. I have placed ceilings and floors inside so that one can move close and look through to furniture if the users wants to place some. This is typical of the models I like to buy where I can continue to alter the model as desired without having to do extenive work with UV maps... I also like the ability of high poly models to cast shadows in closeups. Hope you approve.....
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Comments (15)
fantastic detail.
Superb texture detail and design!
excellent!
Fantastic details!!
Incredible detail! Well done! Rob.
This is so realistic and looks spectacular up close!
Wonderful texture and detail! Do like these models - The bottom windows have a tad to much reflection (silvery reflection) - looks like they have had some of the mirror shade backing put on the inside of the window to keep out direct sunlight that some modern windows have applied.
contrats! it is terrific in detail. very very well done.
Nice modeling
Very nice modeling indeed! Great work.
Fine and detailed work. Real pleasure to see it.
Stunning image....well done most excellent !!!
Really good modeling!
oh my god, I wish I could do this modelling like you...this is just awesome!
An architectural massing model is a simplified 3D representation of a building’s form, size, and overall shape. It plays a crucial role in early-stage design, allowing architects to study the building’s volume and its relationship with the surrounding environment. By focusing on mass, scale, and proportion, the architectural massing model helps visualize how a structure will impact its context before more detailed work begins. These models are valuable tools in communicating design concepts to clients and stakeholders, aiding in decision-making and refining the final architectural vision.