Free: 18 Highly Detailed 3D Trees for Your Architectural Visualizations
The models are available as both OBJ and MAX files for your convenience.
Resources to help you find materials, perfect design details and master the tools you need to create better buildings.
The models are available as both OBJ and MAX files for your convenience.
Peter Eerlings is the creator of Archisnapper, an intelligent site management app that helps archite cts create field reports with incredible efficiency — read more here. He also hosts a series of informative articles about technology and business for architects on the Archisnapper Blog, a selection of which we are glad to present on Architizer. If…
In 1962, Boston was in trouble. Residents, manufacturers, and businesses were fleeing the city, leav ing behind acres of empty lots and boarded-up buildings. Residents needed a “new Boston,” and that year the city launched a rare open design competition in search of a new city hall that would symbolize—and help achieve—this rebirth. The two-stage, anonymous competition drew 256 entries, but in the end, the jury unanimously chose a bold, cutting-edge, and controversial design that was the work of “three young architects, two of them foreigners.” This concrete, Brutalist structure would become, David Dillon wrote, “one of the most remarkable debuts in American architectural history” and “arguably the great building of twentieth-century Boston,” according to Douglass Shand-Tucci’s definitive history, Built in Boston.
The Japanese architect’s drawings are the epitome of the restrained, minimalist style for which the king of concrete is renowned.
Herman Miller’s Aeron was the chair when it launched in the ’90s. It catapulted the word “ergonomics ” into the workplace, and, with its foam-free mesh-seat design, it looked nothing like office chairs before it. Everyone from the early dot-com techies to Hollywood producers — and their mothers — had to have one not only because…
"Our sleeplessness is not an act of heroism or simply for show. It happens out of dedication for our work and a faith in our abilities to see our visions through."
When specifying stairs or railings, be sure to consider the dimensions of the installation space, an d the form, color and material you envision for the steps, handrails, balustrades or ramps.
Instead of trading hours for money — which is typical for the architecture business, like any other service business — a passive revenue stream is not directly linked to the number of hours you put into it.
“Clients have said that the VR experience was much more realistic than expected.”