Hello Awesome Community!
Welcome to the Spring '18 Contest - prizes to be won!!
Calling out to all Students, Architects,REVIT explorers/ newbies, Designers, just anyone who loves Revit.........
What's your Revit model for 2044?
(It could be a vertical farm, studio pod, mobile workstation, hybrid AI model, etc.)
We love to hear from you!
Meanwhile here's an interesting read on Customizable Communities Could Be the Key to the Future of Urban Housing that discusses a solution for the Urban sprawl- Rent Everything, Own Nothing
See BSA space and 'Ready player one' for inspiration.
* Winners of the contest selected by maximum votes
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Viveka CD
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See post and idea by @thegodplato for inspiration.
Looking forward to your ideas and participation!
Viveka CD
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Hi, A few of you have asked me about the contest deadline, it's Thursday, May 31 @ 5PM PST.
Looking forward!
Viveka CD
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Thanks for sharing the idea @A_MAQ Did you design the built-in cistern sink family?
@ysautodesklover it's cool that this is being used in Japan.
The depletion of our water resources is a serious issue and we are unsure of the consequences related to water shortage in future.
Here's what I found on Roca and eco-products, a toilet sinks' accessory that savings of up to two gallons per person which also repurposes grey-water from hand washing for “conservation first” bowl refills.
Keep your ideas coming!
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Viveka CD
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Yeah , it was a very quick modeling , it shows the concept of the idea
actually it's interesting that the idea is used
Hi,
Sharing a cool concept sketch from The Skyfarm project with a theme of "Feeding the Planet, Energy for Life", which questioned how countries will produce enough food for the world's growing population. Read more HERE
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Viveka CD
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Hi @Viveka_CD
Here is my idea for an office furniture pod that can be regrouped depending on the space and function.
I used a sweep bend for creating this profile. Sharing some pictures from the generic model I created.
Thanks,
Kate
Hi @V4DesignInc
Great idea with screenshots!
It's exciting that ergonomically shaped pods are used as a private spaces/collaboration spaces as well as a relaxation cubicle. Hope we will see more of these integrated into the designs of the future.
Thanks for sharing
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Viveka CD
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I've designed a "Kitchen of the Future" in which all fixtures, appliances, working surfaces, storage facilities, etc. phase into existence only when you need them.
Hi there @chrisplyler
I didn't see a half-tone so I'm assuming the phasing is buried underground or if it's a hidden 'space saving kitchen'. Your idea sure sparked some interest and interestingly, I found a concept by Italian designer Massimo Facchinetti.
The fun fact is that Massimo uses shapes and layout of his 'kitchen of the future' are vertical and in the form of a folding cube. Which means the refrigerator, the sink, the oven, the trash can and even the worktop can fit together.If everything is tidy, this Ecooking looks like a small metal tower. The image below explains more than descriptions and it's an easy Revit family to create - we could use extrusions or a box type family
Image courtesy: molocco.com
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Viveka CD
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Thanks for sharing! What are your suggestions for designing this airport's roof or any of its interior components in Revit?
The Jewel Changi airport was designed by Moshie Safdie Architects and Services provided by BuroHappold for the Structural engineering, facade engineering
The interesting fact is that the airport's roof hosts an oculus where rainwater is funneled into the waterfall and harvested for building services and landscape irrigation systems. Few pictures below:
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Viveka CD
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Nothing is in the kitchen of the future. No oven exists. Until you want to bake cookies. Then an oven materializes out of nothingness.
Now that is just a design concept. The actual realization of this concept might include a single oven kept at some sort of "self cooking service center" that just teleports it into each home on an as-needed basis, and then teleports it out to the next home when you're finished cooking. Or something like that. Who knows? It's the future after all!
@chrisplyler wrote:
...Who knows? It's the future after all!
25-30 years ago I predicted the future (now) with flying cars and robotic housemaids. Fairly closed if if you consider now we have GoPro equipped drones zooming around taking pictures of folks sunbathing on rooftops. Not sure about robotic housemaids but I heard some guy in China married a robot so who knows... But I failed to predict the Tide Pod challenge or the rise of flat-earthers around the globe.
Viveka CD
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