Michel Rojkind style

[Anonymous]

how can i model the irregular curve in archicad, i can model regular curved but this type which does not end where it start is giving me difficulty.

[Anonymous]

Hi Alvin,

I would use a combination of Complex Profiles and Solid Element Operations (SEO's) to achieve this type of structure.

MAybe you could post an image of where you can get to in ArchiCAD and i'll try and walk you through the rest of it.

Mike

[Anonymous]

here is were i'm up to

[Anonymous]

Hey, I would like to know how to create these kind of curved windows to fit that shape? Is it posible maybe to do it with curtain wall? I'm realy stucked.

[Eduardo Rolon]

AFAIK this was done in AC09 since it was the image on the box for AC10. I think Matthew was part of the team.

The windows might have been objects made with slabs.

[Anonymous]

Hello, I've done a wall shape similar to the wall in original post. I've menaged to put curtain wall on one side, but now I am wondering how to place a simple wall in order to close one side.
Any ideas?

[Anonymous]

ejrolon wrote:
AFAIK this was done in AC09 since it was the image on the box for AC10. I think Matthew was part of the team.

The windows might have been objects made with slabs.

I believe you are right about the house being done in AC9. As I recall Michel told me the curves were modeled with slabs and saved as library parts.

I worked with Michel on the Nestlé project. This one had been completed by the time we met.

[Anonymous]

Matthew wrote:
I worked with Michel on the Nestlé project.

Maybe this has been answered before, but since you`v worked on the project can you tell wich program was used? Was it Archicad at all?

[Eduardo Rolon]

Coty82,

Since the project was featured in AC10 box and program splash screen you might deduce with some confidence that it was done in AC.

[Anonymous]

Ejrolon, i was asking about the Nestle Pavilion, wich i doubt it was done in AC...