This was rendered in Revit with the watermark added via photoshop. This render uses both textures color and bump maps.
This render uses only the bump map.
This was rendered in Revit with the watermark added via photoshop. This render uses both textures color and bump maps.
This render uses only the bump map.
This is a render I made in Revit with the Texture Map that I created. Basically, its a way to represent a wall garden. Feel free to use it on your projects.
In Shenzhen, which is the city (pop. 8.6 M) just North (17 miles) of the Hong Kong (pop. 7M) boarder, they have an amazing place, where this entire district are home to artist that will paint everything under the sun.
I am going to start uploading pictures from my iphone. I'm really impressed with the quality of the pictures that the phone takes. The resolution is not that high but the lighting quality that it takes always surprises me.The Hong Kong skyline is amazing and unique. Outside of the food, this is how to experience HK. This picture was taken from the Peak.
This is what Beijing traffic looks like, well it looks like everywhere else that has bad congestion. As most people know getting to certain spots in the central areas is a wait like no other. There are 3.5 million cars in Beijing for a population of 15 million. Compared to Los Angeles which has 6.9 million cars for 3.8 million people. They will have to have a road expansions on a different olympian scale if they reach 1.8 cars per person as in LA.
The CCTV Tower post fire. There are certain events that seem to define an era or age or transition point. I wonder if this event will be a historical icon representing a change in architectural production in China.
On the other hand someone told me that, for Chinese fire brings good fortune.