| Chris: | "Oh my gawd. These are so freaking sex-y!" |
|---|---|
| Me: | "Are you talking about plans by any chance?" |
| Chris: | "I am. Come look." |
| That serious conversation just happened... literally talking about architectural plans of buildings. |
i am spending my saturday night casting a mold of my model in rockite…
note: if you inhale it, then it can harden in your lungs… same goes for the eyeballs… wearing a mask and goggles is a quick way to establish your classiness while mixing and pouring…
we make piñatas in the shape of the yale building project house we are building this summer… yes, because we love the torqued roof that much… 
Step 1. Export Revit model as DWG file.
Step 2. Open DWG in Rhino, calibrate scale because the scale gets thrown off. Weird.
Step 3. Orient model for Maya in Rhino, because y-axis in Maya is up-axis. Weird.
Step 4. Export Rhino file as FBX for Maya.
Step 5. Import FBX model into Maya, adjust camera “far clip plane” to see the entire model, because otherwise you won’t see the entire model. Weird.
* In addition, there are different versions of Revit, Rhino and Maya and hundreds of other specifications that have to be correct. I wish I could be exported to the future… when all these steps are eliminated.
my friday night looks like this - laser cutting, espn, and surfing dezeen…
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