3D rendering is one of the tools architects generally use to present designs to their clients. Renderings are two-dimensional representations of a building, and it allows clients to see the structure before construction. The limitation of this method is that clients won't comprehend how space feels even with furniture installed because there is no continuity between the view in front and what's behind it.
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Tiny living spaces have always been of interest to me. It always astounds me how a well-designed small space can still offer comfort to the ...
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For most of us, the office is where we spend a lot of our waking time. Whatever your line of work, mounting work and approaching deadlines w...
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Location: Banilad, Mandaue City, Cebu Year: 2011 Floor Area: 540 sqm. Lot Area: 585 sqm. House MKA11 is a renovation for a two-storey re...
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Decent shelter is a major problem here in the Philippines. Due to poverty a lot of families here have little access to a decent home. I'...