How was this acheived ?

Anonymous · ‎2011-10-14

i just read on the graphisoft website about this .
http://www.graphisoft.com/community/press_zone/jury-biotechlab.html

looks fantastic but im very curious about how he formed the base and ergonomic columns tieing into the main biulding structure ?

i would be very interested to see what would be the strategy to pulll this form off ?

thanks.
Ian

Anonymous · ‎2011-10-14

1. Slab with hole
2. Multiply slab
3. Add Shell for SEO
4. Hide Shell and there you go

Anonymous · ‎2011-10-18

interesting and nice.

JaredBanks · ‎2011-10-19

dasneboja,

That is awesome. Interested in writing a blog post about that for my site? PM or e-mail me!

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Anonymous · ‎2011-10-19

very cool.

this is what i understand and dont understand

1. Slab with hole OK
2. Multiply slab OK
3. Add Shell for SEO CAN YOU GO INTO A LITTLE MORE DETAIL PLEAE !
4. Hide Shell and there you go OK put this on a new layer and turn the layer off.

Thanks.
Ian

Anonymous · ‎2011-10-19

ok i had a few minutes to try this.

for the shell part.
i was able to first select a surface on the side from one of my boxes, to allign starting view.
then i created the free form shape.
extruded the shape using the shell option 360 degrees.

placed it on the a new level.
used SOE solid object editing to subtract the new form from the boxes.
turned it off and BINGO there she is !

my only problem is.
i would really like to be able to go to a section view, draw my shape exactly for the extrusion and then make my shell.
But i cant work out how i can make a good profile in section and then use that for my shell extrude. at the moment it is just all loose in 3d view mode.

thanks guys.
Ian

Anonymous · ‎2011-10-19

pixpast, you're almost there!

missing part for you:
1. in section draw contour of shell with spline tool (or any other line tool)
2. copy that line and paste it on the floor plan
3. with shell tool active space+clik that line and finish shell as you want...

Anonymous · ‎2011-10-19

ok have my spline set up in section.

Anonymous · ‎2011-10-19

2. copy that line and paste it on the floor plan
DONE !

Anonymous · ‎2011-10-19

little problem.
when i have my spline on plan.
i select shell tool.
then i select the correct option of shell tool.
go and space select my spline line and i get this horrible error message ?

eeek, what am i doing wrong ?
Thanks a lot.
Ian

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