Topic: Skyscraper in Madrid

[Nico RVArq.com]

The issue is that I've released a work order of a tower but I can not show by a confidentiality agreement  , so I've chosen to display part of the process modeling environment.
The 3 white towers are not mine, as I find some free time, my own will design, because build I can not, at least I have Lumion to show.  
I know, I've spent with the contrast.
Hope you like. Greetings.

[Brian Hengelsberg]

Nico,  i run into the same problems.  Everyone wants to keep everything quiet.  Makes it hard to talk on forums like these to get suggestions and further the presentations.  None the less, the model is looking fantastic   That is a pretty big space  , I have not had the opportunity to work on a project of that magnitude.  What kind of time have they given you to compile this.  Great work as usual!

[Nico RVArq.com]

Brian, this is only 8/10 hours of work, nothing more. And because this is the first time I am serious with model from a Google image, the 2nd will be in 4/5 hours.  
Look good, do not have any definition, is mostly to show the implementation of the tower.

[Brian Hengelsberg]

Wow, looks good and on short time frame!  I love seeing this type of work, really shows the power of Lumion.  8-10 hours in any other program would not happen.  Great job!

[Robert A. Christman]

Nico, i agree with brian. very nice to see this type of project even if most of it is confidential.

what did you use to get the city models and terrain?

bob

[Nico RVArq.com]

Here you go Bob.
There was 12 captures  , because I don´t could capture 1 screen with really good definition.

[Brian Hengelsberg]

12 captures...ouch.  We had to do multiple captures way back when we did our high school animation in Lumion 1.0.  No where near the 12 you had, but understand that it is a pain to do.  Looks great overall, it might be background information, but is he only reason the towers look good

[Robert A. Christman]

wow..12 captures. beating head against wall for sure!! just goes to show that you do what you have to do to make the project look how you think it needs to look.

well, it paid off and looks great nico. great job!

bob