1. made by Julian Tumielewicz
The 3D model containing the coffee shop and part of the Merchiston Campus was first
upgraded with Autocad Architecture to be imported then to 3d studio. The upgrade adds
geometry (design) of the coffee shop to the existing 3d model. Presented above is an image
showing 3D view of the coffee shop model in Autocad Architecture.

2. made by Julian Tumielewicz
And that is how the 3d model looks like with all the layers unfrozen. One can see on the image
above the whole south link above the coffee shop sitting on existing columns.

3. made by Julian Tumielewicz
The image above also contains view of the coffee shop model in Autocad Architecture.
This time however it’s the top view that exposes the coffee shop layout.

4. made by Julian Tumielewicz
And that is how the same model looks like, after applying to it new materials, in four
viewscreens of „3ds Max Design” .

5. made by Julian Tumielewicz
And there are few more views of the model presented on the image above.

6. made by Julian Tumielewicz
Images above show early visualisations of the sitting area of the coffee shop with different
furnitures configurations that were rejected later.

7. made by Julian Tumielewicz
Also kitchen space was furnished and sanitary areas has got their appliances.
Because of lack of time both the two visualisations above and those on the previous slide were
made with default 3ds Max light settings.

8. made by Julian Tumielewicz
However the final visualisations were made with the proper light settings to enhance their
graphic quality.

9. made by Julian Tumielewicz
The final graphic result was achieved with the use of mental ray renderer.

10. made by Julian Tumielewicz
And visualisations of the building exterior show that some existing areas around the structure,
like sidewalks and pavements, were replaced in 3d model with new ones as part of the new
design.