The open-source nature of all tools we use to create architectural models makes it possible for users to contribute to improving those tools. That is a great way to enhance a workflow or propose changes to multiple features. That was the case for Carlos Villagrasa and an interesting new menu developed for BlenderBIM. On his […]
For architectural projects requiring vegetation, it is pretty hard to get good results with no Add-ons. Today we have some unique options regarding vegetation for Blender, and you can achieve astonishing results with a few clicks. One of those options is Botaniq, which I featured in Blender 3D Architect multiple times. Last month they made […]
We often post resources and tips here in Blender 3D Architect, focusing on architectural visualization using Blender, our primary objective. Our objective and mission are to show how you can use open-source tools like Blender in your work. To expand the content published on the site, we started Blender 3D Architect Pro by the end […]
If you missed any of our articles from last week in Blender 3D Architect, you now have the chance to view a summary of all the content we posted. Among the materials, you will always find content related to architecture, furniture models, and also news about Blender. Here is a list of articles from last […]
What steps do you usually take to share a 3D model of a project with a client? If you develop your designs in 3D, it would be great to share that data with anyone involved. A 3D model is a powerful way to demonstrate ideas and collect feedback to improve the project further. However, it […]
As you probably know from all the articles and references posted here in Blender 3D Architect, I believe that E-Cycles is by far the best renderer for architecture if you work in a production environment. What is E-Cycles? That is a highly optimized version of Cycles offering shorter render times. It uses the same user […]
One of our first training materials released here in Blender 3D Architect is the Blender for architecture book. The book is a guide to start with Blender from scratch and apply that to architecture and design. You get an introductory chapter that has a “crash course” on Blender, and from there we start developing the […]
When I post the articles with project profiles here in Blender 3D Architect, I often ask the authors to send screenshots of the development of each project. That way, we visualize the evolution of a project. It is an interesting way to keep track of project development and see how Blender can help us achieve […]
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