Rangeland Arena - 1 of 2 Exterior NPR

Posted by Ryan Watson for BVH Architects 18 July 2011 9:00 am

Studio/Institution: BVH Architects
Website: http://www.bvh.com
Client:
Software: Revit + Photoshop

Description:

Collection of shots used for marketing + awards publication and submission.

I was looking for a quick technique for getting a finished product utilizing rough Revit renders. All images rendered with post production applied in 1 day.

C+C welcome!

Thanks,
Ryan

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6 Comments

Mazen Samir

said 19 July 2011 6:21 am

Love the sketchy feel, great job.

Travis Schmiesing

said 19 July 2011 2:00 pm

Nice work.

I am not a fan of all of the camera and sun angles, but as conceptual rendering coming out of Revit, it is interesting, and I would imagine effective with the client.

I didn't think the people in the interior set worked well either.

But stylistically, you are on to something.

Ryan Watson

said 20 July 2011 7:19 am

Mazen + Travis | Thanks for the comments, I appreciate it. As for the camera angles, Revit doesn't give you much in the way of controls - which is unfortunate since I'd think it would be an easy addition to their package. Haven't messed with 2012 quite yet, but I don't think this was updated. I agree with the sun angle comment on some of the images - looking at adjusting some of them.

Randy Daynard

said 20 July 2011 11:01 am

I really like the style of these images. My only question is about the design. Are you really allowed to use a bearing connection like the one in the third image with the column basically sandwiched between the 2x_'s? I assume it's some type of thru-bolt connection. The reason I ask is because in PA, the code official wouldn't even let me build my deck this way.

amirmohsen torabi

said 16 March 2012 4:33 am

Fantastic

Mike unrealVIZ

said 2 November 2012 5:15 am

Like the NPR feeling very much! It would be great to know how did the pure revit output look like and what was done in post production. If it's not a secret of course ;D.