Web design by Mark Wright Design 2011. All images copyright, all designs protected. my work The advantages offered by working in 3D are numerous: time and money is saved by minimising surprises, and therefore changes, after building begins, you do not have to be on site to make decisions, you can even check the view out of the windows, or how shadows will fall in the garden! Most importantly - you will get what you want.Please see the gallery below, an interactive model and drawings of a project that is now being physically constructed is available to download: PC (Win7)Mac (OSx 10)The very latest software is capable of highly realistic visualisations of building projects: simulated light is realistic for the aspect of the building, its position on the globe, and the time of day and season: the density of foliage of trees and plants is also factored into the modelling to give a powerful way of considering design options.An advanced 3D image provided to visualise an office refurbishment
Different options for the design and layout of a property can be shown from the same viewpoints, not only can the layout be seen, but also how shadows are cast, or views enhanced or blocked off, how colours and finishes compare, and where to hang art.
The office refurbishment visualised from the reception area
The client on this project wanted a simple model to demonstrate two design options - whether to have a vertical column, which would allow a vaulted ceiling throughout their extension... [see next picture]
A kitchen extension visualisation
...or a concealed beam, that would free up some floor-space, but would reduce the amount a vaulting that could be achieved - a model of this complexity can be produced quite quickly, and can save a huge amount of time and money by reducing retrospective changes to the building works.
The kitchen extension alternative
The client chose the concealed beam, and thanked me for the modelling I had done saying that it was “amazing how accurate your images were, they were a real help”.
The kitchen extension: the real job...
Drawings for builders and planning permission are produced directly from the 3D model – any changes we make in the model will update the drawings automatically. This saves time and effort re-drawing, and means it’s easy to have the latest versions.
Plans and Drawings
This is a proposed kitchen for a refit and change of use for a shop in Leicester. Replacing somewhat lacking plans provided by an architect, I modelled these layouts to the satisfaction of my client and submitted drawings for a revision to the planning permission, estimated costs and duration and engaged a contractor.
Flat Refurbishment: Leicester
By using common sense, significant structural alterations, and therefore costs, were reduced on the project. Using a structural engineer to certify my drawings, I successfully gained building regulations approval - the project is now complete to a high standard, on time, and occupied by students.
Web design by Mark Wright Design 2011. All images copyright, all designs protected.
my work
The advantages offered by working in 3D are numerous: time and money is saved by
minimising surprises, and therefore changes, after building begins, you do not have
to be on site to make decisions, you can even check the view out of the windows, or
how shadows will fall in the garden! Most importantly - you will get what you want.
Please see the gallery below, an interactive model and drawings of a project that is
now being physically constructed is available to download: PC (Win7) Mac (OSx 10)
The very latest software is capable of highly realistic visualisations of building
projects: simulated light is realistic for the aspect of the building, its position on the
globe, and the time of day and season: the density of foliage of trees and plants is
also factored into the modelling to give a powerful way of considering design options.
An advanced 3D image provided to visualise an office refurbishment
