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The ''first'' commercial project for Macsys was creating a colored 1:50 scale model of a villa in [https://nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dronten Dronten]. Details include; tiled roof, water drainage pipes and [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Muntin muntin] windows. At the time of modeling this project, there was no 'shell function' available in SketchUp, meaning that creating the correct wall thicknesses had to be done manually. A very tedious and time-consuming task, which is fully automated in most solid modelers.                   
 
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The ''second'' project was a huge jump in complexity. It was requested to build a scale model of a 900 m² mansion. It was requested to build the model with an open roof, making it possible to view the internal layout. Since the scaled model was larger than the available 3d printer, the model required sectioning. Building plans for the 30m x 30m [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mansion mansion] were available in [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AutoCAD AutoCad] 2d format. The mansion includes: a swimming pool, sauna, fitness room and underground parking.
 
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Macsys's ''third'' model was a challenge in terms of detailing. The unique house design includes an elevation, round  structure, high detail stairs, pillars and balcony. Since printed models are relatively weak, scaling was done non-uniform, so that the finer details are printed somewhat bigger and are thus stronger.
 
  
 
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After the first projects were successfully launched, demand for models increased. That is why Macsys partnered with a SketchUp modeling firm based in Thailand. This allowed Macsys to increase its design capacity and take on more work and more challenging projects. 
 
  
 
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Latest revision as of 14:59, 4 August 2021

Computer Aided Design from 2d scans

  • scanned 2d drawing

  • ISO-view of both facade- and floor-plan in SketchUp

  • constructing the 3d model with push-pull tools

  • finalized 3d model including shadow and sketched lines effect

Projects (1)

  • project 1: villa in Dronten, Netherlands - modeled November 2006

  • project 2: exploded view of mansion - modeled November 2006

  • project 3: blueprint elevated round house

  • project 3: printed model of elevated round house - printed January 2007

  • project 4: apartment building, Hogerijndijk, Woerden, Netherlands - modeled January 2007

Projects (2)

  • special six piece model of villa - modeled February 2007

  • double housing plan with parking basement

  • Safety Always Matters (SAM), 3d surface model and printed result

  • apartment building, Weegbreestraat, Soest, Netherlands

  • multi print maquette, zorgwoningen, Denekamp, Netherlands - modeled April 2007

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