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    Bathroom

    A bathroom rendering I did for a Dutch BIM contest. The objective of the contest was to put as much information in 1 BIM in a week. So, as an example we took a bathroom which I visualised, the MEP-guys did their thing and the Structurals calculated the effect of the jacuzzi on the floors.

    But, as for eyecandy: here it is, 100% Revit rendering and families
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    Martijn de Riet
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    Originally posted by mdradvies View Post
    A bathroom rendering I did for a Dutch BIM contest. The objective of the contest was to put as much information in 1 BIM in a week. So, as an example we took a bathroom which I visualised, the MEP-guys did their thing and the Structurals calculated the effect of the jacuzzi on the floors.

    But, as for eyecandy: here it is, 100% Revit rendering and families
    very nice! Very European with crisp clean lines. USA bathrooms have a tendency to be a bit "girlie". Or maybe foo foo is a better description to keep myself out of trouble? I'd like to be in that tub with a :wine:
    I'm retired, if you don't like it, go around!

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      #3
      Looks good, but no window?

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        Nope, apparantly the architect didn't find those necessary. Made it very difficult to render btw. The absense of natural lighting makes the render very grany...
        Martijn de Riet
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          Originally posted by mdradvies View Post
          Nope, apparantly the architect didn't find those necessary. Made it very difficult to render btw. The absense of natural lighting makes the render very grany...
          yes you need a good setup to get good rendered lighting in revit, but external light coming through a window would have slowed down the render even more. very nice shot!:thumbsup::thumbsup:
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