3D architecture modeling is the most favoured trend of the
design world. The work using 3D architecture modeling began by the end of the
19th century, giving it a sudden boom in the past few years. Generally,
most of the people associate 3D architecture modeling with animation and film
making, but the field covers a number of other aspects as well. A 3D architect
can work in the architecture firms, product designing, automotive industry and
various other spheres. Take a look at what requirements he has to fulfill:
·
Formal
education
Getting a qualification in animation proves
to be helpful in a lot of ways. Firstly, it would add to the credibility of
your resume. Secondly, skills learned during the theoretical and practical
training would contribute in adding to your knowledge, helping you in the long
run.
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3D
on Paper
Besides getting a degree, practice 3D
drawings on paper. This will help you gain perspective of 3D projections and
add to your understanding of 3D architecture modeling.
·
Specialization
3D architecture modeling has different
facets. The range of softwares used for modeling varies from Blender to Nuke.
Setting your forte in a particular software, will gain you market recognition
for your specialized work.
·
Portfolio
Start making a good portfolio. You can do
this by designing different products or redesigning the existing ones. In case
of redesigning, your work should reflect a better 3D design than the existing
one.
·
Experience
Gain experience in your specialized field.
This will not only help you in sharpening your 3D architecture modeling skills,
but will also develop customer service skills in the market of 3D architecture
modeling.
Acquiring all these skills, will undoubtedly help you master
the art of 3D architecture modeling with proficiency in its all aspects. With
this competence developed, you can make your design dream true and give the
world a redefined definition of 3D architecture modeling.
