The post appeared first on Moduluc Blog 10th December 2019. Thanks Ehsan Salarikhaniki for the extensive professional revision and proofreading! There may not be too many disciplines, whether creative or scientific, that were more hardware intensive than architectural visualization. From the 1990’s, arch-viz artists hugely rely on their powerful machines, leveraging computer performance to serve […]
I’ve been using 3ds Max for more than 12 years for architectural visualization, in different contexts. I’ve worked with the software as a team player at various arch-viz studios, as well as visualised my own and other architects’ designs as a student of architecture. I’ve also run intensive arch-viz workshops for companies, teaching 3ds Max. […]
I do professional architectural visualization in a solopreneurship, with a rather conventional business-location setup, meaning I work on a desktop workstation from a coworking place in business hours, and on a laptop when outside of office. Working on arch-viz projects remotely, may not only be a must for whatever reason, but a luxury a lot […]
Video card or GPU is essential hardware in high-end architectural visualization work. However, having a more powerful video card in most cases doesn’t result in better graphics performance, or higher FPS rates in the given professional 3D softwares’, like 3ds Max’s or Cinema 4D’s viewport. My perceptions below may help you better understand how your […]
My name is Márton Lente, I live in Budapest, Hungary, and currently work on design, and web development projects at LOFFICE, a coworking place. Serving architecture and design with representation It all started with an interest in artistic representation of architecture. During my university years as an architectural artist student, I ended up doing two […]