Grotta House 3D model

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Richard Meier's Grotta House The central core of the house forms a U-shape around an interior courtyard, resembling a staff meeting but this typology is instantly discredited by the robust main sector and a double-height cylinder that bisects its connection to one wing. This complex approach gains momentum when secondary elements are introduced, firmly linking the main space with adjacent areas. To one side, a connecting gallery leads to additional spaces while on the other, an entrance porch opens onto a previously closed wall. Technical Details 3D modeling was conducted using Max, rendering powered by vray 3.6 and supplemented by an HDRI light source that illuminated only the exterior aspects of the design. A tree was employed as a proxy element to reduce computational intensity while retaining its essential characteristics. To accurately gauge proportions, DWG files for each room's dimensions are included along with specifications from five distinct camera perspectives.