Proposed Design for Employee’s Mess Hall
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Preliminary Design based on Kudu Fastfoods.
The Benefit of using False Colors
Aside from using isolux lines or grayscale gradients, the next best thing to simulate the illuminance or luminance incident in a surface is by the use of false color display.
After calculation and when in 3D view, you can go to the false color display to choose either illuminance, lux or luminance cd/m2 to simulate it in your area. You also have the freedom to assign a color to your value.
This is a very clear way of explaining to your client the lux levels present in a given area rendered.
The good thing is that the false color display will appear both on your 3D render view and in your print out once selected.
Try it now.
More Parking Areas
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Some Parking Area Lighting simulations for your viewing pleasure.
Substations
HCIS. SSD-13. TES-P-119. Have you heard of these standards?
Well these are the documented standards being applied in all SCECO substation projects all through out the kingdom.
If your into industrial lighting, then you might be interested to check out a small collection of my substation area lighting.
If you need any help in following the lighting standards particularly for SCECO related substations, feel free to contact me.
Trophy of Appreciation
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It is such a wonderful feeling to be recognized for your hard work and competency in your job.
That was what I have felt when I was told that I was awarded a certificate and trophy of appreciation during the last Saudi Lighting Company Day celebration held in Hotel Marriott Riyadh last April 7, 2011.
I was not present to receive this citation since I was already back in the Philippines for a vacation with my family when I got the news.
Good thing was that the General Manager, Engr. Khalid l-Hobayb himself, graciously presented to me the Certificate, Trophy and a Swatch watch as soon as I came back from vacation.
He told me that this award is given to me to show how the company appreciates the hard work and expertise in my job and thus helping the Project Sales Team achieve its 2010 Sales Goal.
I thank my Lord Jesus Christ for being the source of all good things I have been getting.
Short Tunnel
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Here is a short tunnel done initially in Street scene and then exported to Exterior scene in Dialux.
Entrances
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Multiple Entrances from several projects done in 3D visualization
60-second Aerial View
This is a 60-second aerial video of an institutional building in Riyadh where I was tasked to light up the facade of the building. It was a tough challenge since I decided to keep the luminaires hidden as much as possible without sacrificing the lighting up of the facade. Below shows the still image of the renders.
The Use of Inverted Opacity
With the use of TGA files edited in any Photo Editing Software, you can now simulate a Fence Wire Effect in Dialux via POV-Ray.
This is best when simulating nets, perimeter fence or gates.
Simply create an object with your fence dimensions > apply the inverted fence texture > calculate > then later render away.
This effect shall not appear in the post calculation so you have to use Raytrace or POV-ray later.
