organic architecture

[Rob.master73]

Hello, everyone. are a user of autocad and revit. I am trying to realize a project following the philosophy of organic architecture if I can say so. at my current level of knowledge of these software I use I find limitations. say that by deepening their knowledge even more I could use them or recommend other more dedicated programs? Thank you.

 

[Tristan]

brings some example to help you understand the type of forms you would like to achieve

 

[Rob.master73]

I bring some pictures found on the web, just to give an idea of what I mean.

 

[Tristan]

to create forms of that kind I recommend you rhino3d (rhinoceros 3d)
if you need to interface with revit you can use rhino.inside.revit and boldhopper

Rhino.Inside®.Revit

www.rhino3d.com

 

[Tristus]

with autocad you can do interesting things. It should be impatient with the use of nurbs.
rhino probably offers more advanced tools. However, any software one decides to use will still have to manage the nurbs.

 

[Tristus]

use of nurbs (preferably rhino or alternatively autocad... or any software that manages the nurbs)... this to create the geometries of the buildings.

Then, wanting you could use software like the terragen or world machine to create the desired context around the buildings. Finally the rendering takes place, that is to make the most 'photorealistic possible the set.
software such as terragen are not so fundamental to build scenes like those of the photos, why create a country plan, with trees, ponds etc etc. is feasible with any 3d software equipped with a good rendering engine and some good plugin for creating vegetation.

Anyway, just to take a look at Terragen