Wonderful architecture made by Filip Dujardin from photos and Google SketchUp. Be sure to check out the ‘About the artist’ section at the bottom of the post.
By Jim Leggitt: I have always had trouble putting furnishings into drawings – especially chairs, tables, plants and lighting. Here is an effective method for creating a scene, whether it is an outdoor patio or interior of a room. The process involves creating what I call a “stage set” Google SketchUp model, populating it with [...]
A new case study from the legendary Jim Leggitt. Here’s what it’s about: Making a large Google SketchUp model demands up front strategic thinking about how much detail you should put into the model, how to organize layers, building components and many more decisions about how to approach the complexity of your model based on [...]
The Tiny House Design blog has posted a design competition to design a Shedworking Headquarters. No prize is given for the winner, but it sure seems like a lot of fun.
As was announced in the (cuurrently) latest SketchUpdate entry, on the occasion of the exhibitions Frank Lloyd Wright: From Within Outward and Learning By Doing, the Guggenheim Museum and Google SketchUp invite amateur and professional designers from around the world to enter Design It: Shelter Competition. From now until August 23, you can submit a [...]
We are always amazed at the increasing ways people put Google SketchUp to work. The TinyHouseBlog has some cool links to plans for tiny houses. http://tinyhouseblog.com/
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