Looking for model inspiration, these courtesy of the Skye-based Rural Design.
Might have to get me some more birch ply.
First Class Honours graduate in Architectural Technology from The Scott Sutherland School of Architecture & the Built Environment, Aberdeen.
I also create physical and digital architectural models. See here or @oliverHIBBS for examples + to contact with thoughts or requests for work.
This blog not only contains examples of my past and ongoing work, but also things that intrigue, interest and excite me. Oliver Hibbs - AT+modelmaker
The Architectural Review's Folio
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BRICK HOUSE
Dele Adeyemo
Scott Stephen - Architectural Technology
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The All Nighter
Basic Space
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Brown + Brown Architects
I also create physical and digital architectural models. See here or @oliverHIBBS for examples + to contact with thoughts or requests for work.
This blog not only contains examples of my past and ongoing work, but also things that intrigue, interest and excite me. Oliver Hibbs - AT+modelmaker
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Bookshelf PornThe Architectural Review's Folio
Architizer
architecture. art. thoughts. travel.
BRICK HOUSE
Dele Adeyemo
Scott Stephen - Architectural Technology
studio curiosity
The All Nighter
Basic Space
Card
Brown + Brown Architects
Working where these models are on display, I can take photos in varying light conditions and work some PhotoShop magic on them whenever I want
Residential and work units for Brown+Brown Architects at Rashierieve, Newburgh.
Residential and work units for Brown+Brown Architects at Rashierieve, Newburgh.
Site Model for Brown+Brown Architects for live work units at Rashierieve, Newburgh.
Work unit, designed to act as an office away from the office.
1:50, foamboard and mounting board.
123D (or open-source laser scanning without the laser)
Having just stumbled across this last night (literally, via StumbleUpon…) I just have to say - wow.
Having only experimented briefly with this software on both my laptop and iPad, the ability to create 3D models of people, things, even buildings just through taking a series of photos astounds me.
Couple this with the editing capabilities of 123DSculpt and 123DMake, you can scan in (through taking a series of photos on a digital camera or with an iPhone or iPad), edit and print (yes, I said PRINT!) anything within a very short space of time.
Although this is relatively new in the software world, the fact that it’s open-source and so easy to use (even a simpleton like me managed to figure it out), this method of recording data could have massive implications in design, architecture, conservation…
Enjoy.
http://www.123dapp.com/
An older piece of work - a 1:100 deconstructable model of Australian company PreBuilt’s 13200D prefabricated house.
Undertaken in 2009 in my second year of university, this model is foamboard wrapped in printed paper.
An oldy, but nonetheless a goody.
