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Workshop by FlyingArchitecture in Suzhou, China

We are happy to announce that the whole next week Matus and Lukas are going to give  comprehensive lectures at Xi'an Jiaotong-Liverpool University in Suzhou, China!


The skills of 25 students of the university will get into the lecturer's attention to get them to a whole new level. We prepared quite a massive and detailed 3D scene in Rhinoceros 5 + V-Ray 3.6 that the students will reconstruct  to understand the fundamental principles and ArchViz workflow through the process. The scene portrays a modern family house at a lake in woods and the students will have it at their disposal. This is the software covered in lectures: Rhino, VRay, Photoshop and partly SubstanceDesigner. We hope that the lectures will improve and support the students' individual take on composition, perspective and architecture.

Following images were made in Rhino 5 + V-Ray 3.60.03 + Photoshop.




If you are wondering that lectures like that could come in handy, just let us know and we would arrange a similar event at your place.

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It would be great if you could record the lecture and offer it as a tutorial. It looks like I can learn a lot from this lecture as I am very new in this field and trying to learn as much as I can. I follow random tutorials on the internet when the need comes up, but I haven't seen a comprehensive from-beginning-to-end tutorial yet. You can also offer the 3D models used in this scene as a product so you can also earn money. Free tutorial + paid models wouldn't be unreasonable, I think.
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Hello, we would like to offer You a workshop possibility in Your country / university. Would that be interesting for You? If so, let us know via contact for and we can discuss this opportunity :)
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pedrocalixto949 Jan 1, 2019
Hey Matus, I would love for you to have a workshop in Los Angeles California
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Sounds interesting! Shoot me an email via contact form, so we discuss this further.
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