BIM Software - 3D Architectural Design - ACCA software - Edificius BIM Examples #30
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This video shows the 3D Architectural design of a building for residential use addressing all aspects regarding the arrangement of outdoor spaces: garden, swimming pool, a garden with pergola and additional works for the provision of vegetation and furnishings. Integrated architectural BIM design to real-time 3D rendering. Edificius allows you to generate detailed working drawings together with photorealistic renderings with: HD 3D textures, lighting effects (Lens Flare - Bloom - Light Scattering - Auto Exposure), post process effects (variable depth of field), all in one software - Edificius - by ACCA software.
A special thanks goes to those who conceived this project, the architect Ángel Luis Tendero Martin, better known as Alt arquitectura who describes his project as follows:
RONCERO HOUSE. San Sebastian de los Reyes, Madrid. Spain.
"We wanted huge concrete surfaces flying over the ground, without giving too many clues of structural performance. We were looking for a non-logical structure for providing to the spaces something magical ...
In a sloping plot raises a two-story house with distinct entrances for each floor. The property is developed as a narrow longitudinal scheme to make the most of garden. The volume arises from the main street of the merger of the two branches of access and it develops as a concrete materialization in the first floor which rises to close the volume with a weightless cantilever.
The volume setting has been designed to deceive the intuitive structural sense tells us why things do not fall. Contemplating large and heavy volumes of concrete without knowing where they hold an odd and pleasant sensation. The heavyness becomes lightness.
The large glass skylight manages to create the feeling of being outside, and consciousness breaks indoors as much as possible, while increasing the lightness of the staircase.
Spaces change with movement, and with the variable interaction of sunlight, each moment, and every single position in space is different.
The house is composed of overlapping spatial concepts. Some are more three-dimensional, others are more bi-dimensional, and everything is woven by a one-dimensional staircase and its steel rods.
The material that creates the main enclosure is concrete. What is not concrete, or fluted metal is polished stainless steel. My intention is that nature is reflected in the skin of the building, accentuating the lightness of the large volume of concrete".