hotel in turkey

[brujah]

Project - Competition
Location - balıkesir , turkey
Type of Project - hotel
Design Parameters -
Design Approach -
Drawings - Plans, Elevations, perspectives
Tools/Programs- sketchup modeling , photoshop rendering (dennis techniq)

ground plan

[brujah]

elevation

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perspective

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:rock on:

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[tdmc]

brujah,
nice images - maybe tell us how you did them - what techniques/software

[takesh h]

brujah,
nice images - maybe tell us how you did them - what techniques/software
...and of course, your design intention as well! ;)
Otherwise the thread will be moved to "Render" section.

[wizum]

...and of course, your design intention as well! ;)
Otherwise the thread will be moved to "Render" section.

and if thats the case, what type of rendering method did you use? photoshop? etc.?

[sigue2000]

It seems either the 'Dennis Technique' or Piranesi. I appreciate the scale of the project, but what is the design ambition?

[digdoi]

I appreciate the scale of the project, but what is the design ambition?

I guess he doesn't like his own project, he posted it in the "Back to the drawing board" section...:D



Brujah,

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Thanks

[brujah]

first of all sorry for my bad english ...
i'm newbie in forum.probably i have post the message wrong section.design of the project isn't mine.only some help.
i have modelled the project in sketchup and textured it.then rendered in photoshop with dennis techniq.this is my first job with dennid techniq.i dont like trees.alpha channel trees will look better maybe.

sorry for the mistake

i just want to share ...

[Richard]

I have to admitt the Dennis Technique is really getting over used, seems everyone on the @last forums have been using and abusing it.

As clever as it is I tend to think it is a technique that is suited to some but not all design styles.

[tdmc]

brujah bey,
your English is ok
welcome, have a look around the forum, don't be afraid to join in and make comment - and sometimes post an idea for disucssion!

[SWANK-E]

welcome to the forum, but please bear in mind this is not a place to show off your rendering work

[The Strategist]

Neat presentation work.

[beratulang]

Are you trying to share the design of this hotel, or the renders themselves.

IMHO the renders, though having a rather soft feel to them, fail to convey the message a render should.

There's nothing specific that attracts one's attention in each shot, except maybe the flatness of the trees and the drabby green colour.

The washed out image actually played down on the building, and showing the overall bird's eye view don't actually convey the form or design strongly enough.

Guys, correct me if i'm wrong. I just see that the renders are not well composed enough to show off any strong points the hotel was designed to have.

I suspect it's a lack of contrast. The entire image, except for the fading sides, is of a similar tonal value. The eye can't seem to get a point to fix on.

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[walentino]

brujah it seems a nice work.But u need to use a render plug for SU l thınk so.
and also was there a competıon about that otel place.there was a park ın there
ıf l am tru.l had heard that there wıll be a otel ınstead of that park.
(biraz gec gordum umarım gorursunuz yazdıklarımı bende balıkesırde okuyorum
kontak kurmak ısterım sızınle hayırlı gunler iyi çalışmalar)

[marcio ferreira]

nice

[phoenix3d]

Photoshop will help you to do much better!

http://www.phoenix3d.cn/sh.asp please check this image we worked.

I would like to communicate more with you about this tech.

[mwkh_hope]

I'm impressed on your artist works. What is this dennis technique you guys talking about?

[guaucorreo]

good drawings

[Amazonien]

I'm impressed on your artist works. What is this dennis technique you guys talking about?

TheDennisTechnique.pdf attached :)

[palimpsest]

selam brujah :)
i think the painting, you've done is really good, but i also think that the colors attract more attention than the design itself..

[heriberto74]

i really like both techniques. but i think a combination on both the dennis technique and some photoshop would make your drawing much more interesting.