The building I chose to construct is a forest ranger retreat house for one user. I chose to construct using Rhino due to its complexity of construction.
I drew the plan and elevations of my building using Autocad, then imported the file into Rhino for constructing.
Because my walls are not perpendicular to each other, I had to draw them in elevation view then move them to plan for extrusion.
I also had to rotate my walls to a specific angle using the rotate tool.
The problem I came across was some of the length of my walls were slightly smaller in elevation view due to the angle of my walls' positioning.
I had to draw the wall surface through elevation then move it to my floor plan and extend it using points editor,only then I extrude them into a solid wall.
The screenshot above shows the outcome of my construction of walls.
For the interior wall and the front facade i extruded them through my floor plan.
The top part of my wall is slightly angled due to my roof design. To overcome this problem, I drew a roof surface and intersect it with the wall, then I split the wall and deleted the unwanted parts.
I extruded the floor and some of my walls from floor plan and move it to its correct position.
for my ramp, I drew it from the floor plan and slanted it using the 3D rotation tool.
For the roofs, I loft them together and extruded them to form a solid surface.
my final outcome of my model.
the contour of my site is created using Drape tool. But first, I created lines and extruded them into solids, then drape tool overlays them and form a surface.
I converted it into 3ds file and imported it into 3Dstudiomax for rendering.
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