We have already finished our 3D model and here some quick overview of our progress from beginning. We started basicaly from extruding all the existing construction as perimeter walls, inner walls which we had made in 2Dplans into the 3rd dimension and so created outher shell of the whole house with inner partitions. Then we filled all the opening created doors and windows, floors, ceilings and roofs.
In pictures above you can see a snapshot of the model of the house, with all openings, perimeter and inner walls, roofs. In first one is the model displayed in wireframe mode, so you can see also hidden geometry and in second is in hidden mode, where you can get more real image of the final view from outside.
After modelining of the whole volume of the building we decided to model also the surrounding terrain around our house. We created outside walls, grass, terrain part covered with gravel, and also parking places under the volume of upper floor made in concrete.
Now you can see how messy get thing if you continue adding more volumes and still work in wireframe mode. But if you will work a lot you will get use to it but it still shows also hidden geometry so you can train your perspective imagination. For the better display of work progres you can see the shaded mode in second pic.
For the final part of modeling we added all the furniture, which will be visible later in our renders. Its important to do as much details as possible, because after when you will render the image, then more detail you will have, it will also looks more realistic in render. All the furniture was modeled from informations which we get from already drawed plans and photos from original project.
In these last pictures you can see the final model which we created. In this point I also get sometimes lost in the drawing in wireframe mode, so I started to switching to other modes more frequently. Like in previous cases in the second one is shaded one so you can see the final model, ready for few last editings and renderings.






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