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Reddit » Architecture
4h ago
hi guys!
would anyone be able to name off the top of their head some similar projects, built or unbuilt, that follow a similar theme/style? thanks!!!
pic for reference.
https://preview.redd.it/wln8oat2wqwc1.jpg?width=1200&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=c662b6d92373e5b9acd2d31bda6d0eb7652d8170
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Reddit » Architecture
6h ago
How much do you make? How old are you? Where are you located?
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6h ago
I have less than a year left of my Industrial Design degree. My degree was more focused on human-centred design, product design, and design consultation. I became obsessed with architecture over the past year, but mostly as an onlooker. I've always been into furniture design and did a bit of that in my program, but it has stemmed to architecture.
I'm proficient in 3D rendering (I use Cinema 4D and I also know a bit of SolidWorks).
Would it be stupid of me to try to move into architecture/would it be even possible to get a Master's in arch with this degree? I'm strongly interested in it but I ..read more
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8h ago
Hi, i’m a junior architecture student and I am trying to do a render of my building which is entirely made of white concrete. However, i’m not sure how to do it because the white building makes the rendering looks like i only added shadows. Does anyone know how to do rendering with white buildings? Thanks a lot!
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Reddit » Architecture
8h ago
if colonial powers didn’t destroy such structures, etc? Other civilizations included too. had me thinking since Frank Lloyd Wright was gaining interest in some from tribes down south of the continent. makes me wonder how may other magnificent things we don’t see today because of man’s selfishness to “conquer” if you got any others or stuff that also interest you I’d like to know your thoughts
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