Saturday, August 21, 2010

African Style Architecture

Mixing some elements of Nature. Although the 2010 World Cup has ended but the fun lasts for a whole month  was still going on until now, if the first few people who saw the country is now the world's attention turning to Africa, including the settlement of African-style interior is no less beautiful in the style of other arrangements than ever, it provides unique exotic style in spatial planning About African Style Compared to European or American style for african style interior design is still rarely applied, then what kind of interior space that uses the style that uses force in the African setting?  
Organizing African Style African style is a mixture of several elements of the natural surroundings, the bright use of color - vibrant colors like red, yellow and black, but the colors - bright colors such as blue, green and purple are also frequently found in African-style arrangement. Need to remember when you use color - bright colors like this then restraint is key because the use of dark and bright colors can make a room look smaller, until notice secara luas your space carefully to determine how many colors you can use, if you not versed in the process of color - the bright colors, do not use a lot of pretty colors on the wall area on the supporting accessories and decorations just in case you felt was excessive use of color that you only reduce the number of parts only. No different with Indonesia is rich in African also meaningful artwork like that in hand carved wooden statues said to bring peace, fertility, fertility, health, money and other longevity. There are also displays of art or traditional cloth that symbolizes symbol - a symbol of popular interest in Africa. The goods you can add in the arrangement to enrich the arrangement style african style view all subjects. Existing style of the famous african natural atmosphere also often use the colors and motifs inspired by animals such as tigers or leather sofas, carpets and others. Use a textured wood element, is also one of the main part of the design through arranging an amazing african like this do not be surprised if Theodore Roosevelt. President of the United States was so amazed with his unique style of African

Friday, August 20, 2010

Rattan As A Natural View.

Rattan, Natural and Natural Views natural home furnishings, made from rattan furniture was made looks natural. Especially now rattan furniture in the design simpler, more modern style. Far from the ancient impression. Even as in a chic design, rattan furniture suitable in the match with all interior styles. Also paired with matching wood furniture. As an export commodity, the price of rattan As an export commodity, the price of rattan furniture is also quite high and it was commensurate with the level of durability of goods, is not wrong if rattan furniture worthy of being your collection?.


Sunday, August 1, 2010

Creating Masculine Character on Interior Design

Organizing your home spaces would be fun to fill the weekend. This activity is of course closely related to the selection of a good and harmonious interior design with the function space, The debate between homeowners taste between husband and wife was often the case when the right to determine the interior. Generally, women will emphasize the feminine element in organizing the space. Womanhood many assume masculine elements will make the house look like the interior atmosphere of "office" is stiff and the interior is dominated patterns of square and angular, as it can be set with an attractive interior combination game. Masculine character of the interior can be taken on an assertive style, strong colors, and dark. Raw materials of furniture from stainless steel, wood or leather will take part also emphasizes this character. For the living room for example, by selecting the wood panel walls will provide a warm atmosphere. The selection of wood colors as "color toon" which tends toward the dark and neutral naturalyang tends to give the impression of space without leaving the comfort and eliminate the modern view Application of color not only on walls but can also be poured on your furniture materials. Colors and materials can be a family room couch interesting example of selection of skin tight leather or masculine shades can be combined with neutral colors like white You can also add the same couch with dark colors such as gray or black. Stainless steel material on the furniture will not look stiff when appropriate arrangement. Raw material can be displayed reading lamp in the corner of the living room. This material can also be used as materials which are small vase of flowers and leafy more. Not only by color, style, and material elements of a masculine touch can also be represented through the presence of your appliances such as movie posters or photos please try to install a large poster of a vintage-themed movies or view photos on the wall city. Undoubtedly he was a vocal point of your room. This masculine touch can also be applied without seeming stiff, as long as you dare to experiment and combine with your existing interior ready to try?.

Effective Carport

Because of limited land currently houses the existence of small and minimalist increasingly mushrooming in various parts of the city. This makes the home owners should look for resourceful and creative later set house layout, to keep it looking beautiful and comfortable, On the other side for those of you who have vehicles, the existence of the garage of course quite necessary. However, due to limited land is blocked, so the carport into a practical solution to park vehicles in your own residential land Not just to park your car, but this area can also be a place when you should wash your car, even when they want to fix a car engine, carport into a practical place to conduct this activity. Carport existence is actually created by an architect in the United States. Frank Lloyd Wright. In 1936, Frank uses this area in the architecture design, The reason Wright created the carport at the time, because the car has a toughness machine, so that he need not have a cage like a horse. Moreover, the presence of these areas will cut the budget and design a house is more practical. Therefore, before making the carport would recommend that you estimate the cost in accordance with your budget, for example, when purchasing materials budget is spent consuming enough you can use a simpler construction. Then choose a coarse-textured material to prevent slippery or slip, the material in use can be a stone temple, brushing stones, pebbles, or coarse-textured ceramic, with due regard to the direction of waste water. This material selection can dikreasikan according to your taste. Want a traditional concept with modern or conventional materials made from synthetic materials. And should avoid use of materials that can also create stagnant water such as natural stone that has cerug in so the water is difficult to flow. So for that when designing the carport. You can discard the slope of the floor about 3 percent (1:35 degrees) which features a small ditch with a similar slope. Next, you can re-create when designing the shape and structure of the carport roof, which must choose the appropriate roof construction and having a safety and structural strength. You should also consider the height of the roof carport, must not exceed the height of your high-floor residential buildings because it would interfere with aesthetics. To complete the carport structure you plan to install guttering. Note the location carefully to avoid rain falling to make a dirty floor terrace.

Monday, July 12, 2010

Bathroom

Morocco Mall

Pool House

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Expert Google SketchUp

Video Tutorials

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Expert SketchUp users will find these video tutorials very helpful. They explore advanced techniques for optimizing your models, improving your efficiency and working with complicated forms. If you are brand-new to 3D modeling, we recommend starting with our New User videos. Please note that these videos are narrated in English.

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Google SketchUp and CAD: Imports and Presentations (8:56)

There are varied approaches to using SketchUp with CAD files. This video is the 1st of 3 videos that present one method we suggest as it is quick and creates a good clean SketchUp model. In this video we import a CAD plan, group and lock it, delete extra layers and create a unique layer for the floor plan and create scenes to toggle the floor plan visibility on and off.

Google SketchUp and CAD: Creating Walls (6:23)

This is video 2 in working with SketchUp and CAD and progresses from our previous video in using the CAD plan as a reference to create interior and exterior walls for our model.

Google SketchUp and CAD: Doors and Windows (4:56)

This is the 3rd video covering our recommended method for creating models from CAD files. Here we cover a technique to create your door and window openings.

Google SketchUp and Photoshop: Lens Blur (8:53)

You can create some great image effects when you combine SketchUp with other software. This video shows how to use the fog setting in SketchUp to create a depth map that you can use in Photoshop for some very interesting effects.

G. SketchUp Intermediate

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The video tutorials on this page explore more of what you can do with Google SketchUp. If you are brand-new to 3D modeling, we recommend starting with our New User videos. Please note that these videos are narrated in English.

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Google SketchUp Techniques: Copy and Arrays (4:11)

You can create quick and easy copies as well as repeated copies, or arrays. Video Outline: - Making one copy - Creating multiple copies or arrays - Changing the number of copies - External vs Internal arrays - Creating circular arrays

Google SketchUp Techniques: Mirror (3:17)

Although there isn't an actual mirror tool in SketchUp, it is easy to mirror anything with the scale tool. Video Outline: - Mirror objects using the scale tool - Use modifier keys - Mirror symmetrical components or shapes for efficiency

Google SketchUp Techniques: Layers (6:30)

Using layers in SketchUp is different than many other applications. This video covers how you should use layers, the layer dialog box as well as some layer tips.

Google SketchUp Techniques: Inferencing (3:59)

The way SketchUp infers to other geometry is one of the key features that makes working in SketchUp so fast and easy. It is a key concept that every SketchUp user should understand, and takes some practice to become proficient in, but you'll be so much better for doing so.

Google SketchUp Techniques: Accuracy (5:05)

This video covers multiple tools in showing how you can be accurate and precise in SketchUp.

Google SketchUp Techniques: Autofold (1:21)

Autofold is part of the move tool, activated by pressing the Alt key or Apple key on a Mac. Autofold let's you move a point, edge or surface in any direction automatically creating fold edges as needed to do so.

Google SketchUp Techniques: Intersect with Model (5:39)

Video Outline: - What is Intersect with Model? - Basic intersections - Intersecting options - Intersecting tips

Google SketchUp Technique Series: Inference Locking (7:16)

Inference locking is the ability to draw or move in only one locked direction in SketchUp. This video will teach you how to use this technique and show a few examples of inference locking in use.

Google SketchUp Techniques: Match Photo Part 1 (5:49)

Matching a photo allows you to import and align the SketchUp axes to match the photo perspective. With this done, you can create models using the photo as a direct reference. This video covers the basics of importing and aligning the axis to start modeling.

Google SketchUp Technique Series: Match Photo Part 2 (7:05)

The video continues to build on the information presented in Match Photo Part 1. Here we cover importing multiple images and modeling from those. Then we show how to start with a SketchUp model, and align a photo to it so you can see your model in it's real-world context.