Architectural Visualisation - Tokyo Bay
This should maybe be filed under the heading 'Fantasy Architecture' but the proposal for a Mega City Pyramid in Tokyo Bay is genuine although currently not feasible until new materials are developed…
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Digital Urban Print Service
We now have over 100 panoramas on the pages of Digital Urban - a number of which we have hanging on the walls of the…
Extracting a 3D Model From Drawings - SketchUp
Constructing 3D models of buildings is all about extracting the geometry from images using photogrammetric techniques.…
Line Rider - City Track (Castle in the Sky)
As is traditional another Line Rider Friday post - these are becoming increasingly difficult to find to be honest. This…
Flickr Update
For those interested in 360x180 panoramic images - such as the image of Westminster Abbey to the right - we have…
SketchUp Cities
The second in a series of posts looking at user created cities in the freely available Google SketchUp software.…
Church of Christ the King - 6 Metres Above the Ground Panorama
Taking images from above the ground adds a slightly different perspective to panoramas. Using a D80 with a 10.5mm lens…
EveryScape - Better than Google Street View (?)
Google Street View launched only a few weeks ago and now there is a new contender on the block in the shape of…
Forthcoming Posts
I am off to give a talk at the Oxford Institute for Technology today so posts will resume as normal tomorrow. Of…
Architectural Visualisation - Dubai Waterfront
According to the Wiki the Dubai Waterfront is proposed to become the largest waterfront and largest man-made…
Line Rider - City Escape
Another week and its been a busy one with insights into Architecture in Virtual Worlds , Microsoft's Surface Computer ,…
Photosynth - London Trafalgar Square
Photosynth is one of those applications that has the potential to change the way we view images and 3d models of our…
Gapminder - Global Data Visualisation via Google Tools
Visualising global data via a single chart is always problematic unless you want to illustrate a single moment in time…