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sigue2000
03-08-2005, 13:19
Another classic. And if you don't know how to use pages, make sure to check this one out!
bakbek
03-08-2005, 13:40
What about the info about this house ?
admin
03-08-2005, 13:41
und sie pikture ja?
velkommen back!
sigue2000
03-08-2005, 13:52
Villa Savoye

82 Chemin de Villiers - 78300 Poissy (Autoroute A13 depuis Paris)
Tél : 01.39.65.01.06

Built: 1929
Designed: 1928
Condition: Nicely renovated in 1964
Co-operating: Pierre Jeanneret
Reference: Oeuvre complète de Le Corbusier 1910-1929
Interresting facts: Most famous villa by LC. In world war two used as Gestapo headquarter.

Picture taken in 1959 by Rene Burri
More Pictures also to other architecture by Burri can be found on the Magnum (http://www.magnumphotos.com/c/htm/FramerT_MAG.aspx?Stat=Portfolio_DocThumb&V=CDocT&E=2TYRYD1EAH0T&DT=ALB) website.
sigue2000
03-08-2005, 13:54
und sie pikture ja?
velkommen back!

You been eating chilli again? [Avatar's been replaced_01.08.05] Nice to see that things are coming back to normal.
::x_site::
11-08-2005, 21:56
:: looks nice... i've modeled this at least twice whne i was a student... not the hardest but very nice ::
Frenchy Pilou
01-09-2005, 13:05
...showing all possibilities of Su !

The SITE about Le Corbusier (http://www.tu-harburg.de/b/kuehn/lecorb.html) :cool:
Kenneth
02-09-2005, 16:55
Excellent model, really like the transitions where the building grows from its structure. I am a landscape architect and new sketchup user and was wondering how to make buildings "grow" in the page presetations. Anotherwords if you had a plan view then how do you cause the presentation to grow from plan view to 3D in the page layouts. Any suggestions would be appreciated.

Thanks.
wegofaster
04-09-2005, 23:10
yes, this model has great use of layers and pages.
primocordara
11-09-2005, 00:31
Just fly there... its hi-res :cool:
Frenchy Pilou
11-09-2005, 01:13
Here (http://www.int3d.com/3dscenes/savoye/savoye.html) :peace:
rom-r
11-09-2005, 18:28
:D I had~~
ryo
02-10-2005, 21:50
This model makes me remember the times I waited nights and days for the SketchUp v3 to be finally out!

aaaaah good ol' times... :D
Did anybody else had the same feeling?
I used SU 2.1 at that time, and we didn't have curved walls, nor transparency... And this Villa Savoye model was the tip of the Iceberg AtLast showed us users when we spoke on the atLast forums about SU 3!!!
MICHEL
02-10-2005, 22:22
...good ol' times indeed... faceted curves.... :bang head no transparency... :bang head
MICHEL
02-10-2005, 22:27
oh, and forgot... no follow me tool! 3x :bang head ...aaaaaah, good ol' extrude along path (CRTL + D) :D
Annika
02-10-2005, 23:14
i've been using Sketchup for a while, but i'm not a pro yet, what's the best way of learning it? Besides practise?
lavardera
02-10-2005, 23:52
If I'm not mistaken this model was built by Yasser from @Last. I still yank it out and look at it every so often for inspiration.
SWANK-E
03-10-2005, 01:48
i've been using Sketchup for a while, but i'm not a pro yet, what's the best way of learning it? Besides practise?

Hej Annika,

1) watch the tutorials
2) practise
3) ask questions here and see how others do it
primocordara
03-10-2005, 03:17
Here is the model exported by sigue to google earth (and a picture overlayed from www.flickr.com (http://www.flickr.com)). It must me somewhere in other thread, can't find it!
ryo
03-10-2005, 07:34
Hej Annika,

1) watch the tutorials
2) practise
3) ask questions here and see how others do it
That's what I call a definition of a POWERUSER :D
+ read the manual! (almost nobody does that)
draphtur
16-11-2005, 19:24
Thats just a great model. Just when I was starting to get tired of SketchUp, someone displays models like this and inspires me to start using it again.
sigue2000
20-12-2005, 18:14
Here is the model exported by sigue to google earth (and a picture overlayed from www.flickr.com (http://www.flickr.com)). It must me somewhere in other thread, can't find it!

Just found it again.

here (http://www.pushpullbar.com/forums/showthread.php?t=682&page=2&pp=10&highlight=sketchup+google+earth)
ecgarq
12-04-2006, 00:09
Thanks For The File , Is Amazing ...
Sheik
12-01-2007, 21:15
I am new a Puchpullbar. I newer knew all this cool stuff was here…:not worth
I think this is the same model that was also on the SU forums. Did some playing around with it, just for testing in Maxwell.
I love the model, and the original design. Thanks.
This is just a humble scale model under construction, placed inside itself.
dsarchs
12-01-2007, 23:59
Sheik --

nice!

That makes it [corbusier]^2!
Does it get cooler than that?
Nick Fox
13-01-2007, 00:30
I am new a Puchpullbar. I newer knew all this cool stuff was here…:not worth
I think this is the same model that was also on the SU forums. Did some playing around with it, just for testing in Maxwell.
I love the model, and the original design. Thanks.
This is just a humble scale model under construction, placed inside itself.

Could I suggest that you try a few more subdivisions on the table to give it a more rounded appearance and a less wide angle on the camera as it's getting distorted around the lamp base? It looks a bit staged and when did you ever see an architects desk that was THAT clean? LOL Perhaps more of the model and less of the enironment next time? Your tape measure looks out of scale but quite nice.
nandish
13-01-2007, 07:29
awesome rendering.
I would suggest placing in some Modelling equipments like cutters, glues etc. the give it a real look.
Sheik
13-01-2007, 08:30
I did these about a ear ago, and I now have more modeling equipment, but if anyone has some to share I would appreciate it.
I got inspired to try another model.;)
Sheik
SWANK-E
13-01-2007, 08:44
I am new a Puchpullbar. I newer knew all this cool stuff was here…:not worth

Tervetuloa!
Sheik
13-01-2007, 16:06
Tervetuloa!

Kiitos!:)
nandish
13-01-2007, 17:38
Kiitos!:)

Hauska tavata!
WilsonMetry
13-01-2007, 18:33
Love that second shot. :rock on:
SWANK-E
13-01-2007, 23:08
Hauska tavata!

wow, everyone's breaking into speaking finnish... are you a closet finn in india?
Nick Fox
13-01-2007, 23:30
I must be missing something. :wondering
engo
15-01-2007, 22:25
thank you sooo much
the images,the model,the site are amazing...
redstone
16-01-2007, 03:05
Great house! Had fun discovering it. We did 2 models on it and it was great! More then meets the eye! :cool:
redstone
16-01-2007, 11:20
Sorry does anyone have the DWG file for Villa Savoye?
nandish
16-01-2007, 13:52
wow, everyone's breaking into speaking finnish... are you a closet finn in india?

Nope . Just little help from Wikipedia ;) ;)
shoreline99
23-02-2007, 19:02
this was always one of my favorites to try to model. this is a nice clean version!
shoreline99
23-02-2007, 19:03
beautiful rendering. awesome. i love the shadows in the second one.
nino85
15-11-2007, 13:11
thanks sigue great model
but s.th is strange for me about this villa , at first it wasn't fully white but why now it is completly white ????:confused:
they weren't allowed to change it !
BEHN/\M
02-12-2007, 10:48
Magnificent SU work :clap:...I'm using Su for a while and i really enjoying it. but the strange technics that are used in this presentation blows me off!!!
I really love to learn those transition and fading technics!
PLS help me out!
and thanks for the cool site!!!:cheers:
Diaspora
18-01-2008, 23:48
very nice
barthez
07-09-2008, 05:16
has anyone modelled the staircase in archicad?? im having a little trouble......any tips??