Design with CAD - Architectural Visualisations 2 - based on AI

Introduction to advanced CAD techniques used for architectural visualizations. Knowledge and understanding of the main computer tools used for 3D modelling and visualization. Developing practical skills to provide a comprehensive graphic design of complex projects using appropriately selected computer software.

Advanced 3d modeling – modeling of complex object with the use of various modifiers, poly-modelling (3ds Max)

Advanced rendering - technique of matching the camera to the photo (3ds Max).

Advanced rendering - advanced lighting techniques (3ds Max).

Advanced rendering - advanced materials creation techniques, proper texturing with the use of correct modifiers (3ds Max).

Postprocessing - using raster image editing software (Photoshop).

Visualization of a complex architectural project (3d model, rendering and post-processing).

1. Zasoby intenetowe: https://knowledge.autodesk.com/support/3ds-max,

2. Autodesk 3ds Max 2018 Fundamentals: Autodesk Authorized Publisher Paperback. 2017. Ascent - Center for Technical Knowledge,

3. Zbiór podstawowych i uzupełniających samouczków (z wolnych zbiorów internetowych).

1. Kelly L. Murdock's. Autodesk 3ds Max 2018 Complete Reference Guide Perfect Paperback. 2017.

Auxiliary materials provided by the lecturer.

Has knowledge of advanced CAD techniques used in architectural visualization.

Has knowledge of advanced CAD techniques used in architectural visualization.

He can use various 3d modeling programs (eg. AutoCAD, 3ds MAX, SketchUP) and at least one on the advanced level. Is able to create complex digital models.

He can use various programs for 3d rendering (eg. AutoCAD, 3ds MAX, SketchUP) and raster processing and at least one of them on the advanced level.

He can choose and apply appropriate CAD techniques to create a full multimedia presentation of a complex architectural project.

Understands the need for continuous learning and the importance of CAD in architectural design.

Exercise 1 (1 points)

Exercise 2 (1 points)

Exercise 3 (6 points)

Exercise 4 (4 points)

Exercise 5 (5 points)

Exercise 6 (2 points)

Exercise 7 (4 points)

Exercise 8 (2 points)

0 – 9 points – Fail (2)

10 – 11 points – Pass: Satisfactory (3)

12 – 13 points – Pass: Above satisfactory (3,5)

14 – 15 points – Pass: Good (4)

16 – 17 points – Pass: Above good (4,5)

18 – 20,00 points – Pass: Very good (5)