A house! A quick model made in Blender, then roughly textured and lit in UE5, and a final paintover in Photoshop.
Erfurt is the capital and largest city of Thuringia, a state in central Germany. While it’s a popular destination for German tourists, it’s often overlooked in favor of bigger or more well-known cities by foreign tourists. There are so many reasons to visit the city, from its old town being one of the most intact medieval cities in Germany to seeing the Dom St. Marien, where Martin Luther was ordained. I’m looking forward to sharing all of the details about […]
Half Timbered Buildings
DescriptionTimber framing and "post-and-beam" construction are traditional methods of building with heavy timbers, creating structures using squared-off and carefully fitted and joined timbers with joints secured by large wooden pegs. It is commonplace in wooden buildings through the 19th century.
Front side of Neunhof Castle in the so called Garlic District near the city of Nuernberg, Fraconia (Bavaria) Some background information: Neunhof Castle is a former bastioned stately home of the noble patrician family Kress von Kressenstein from Nuernberg. A castle on the same spot, owned by the counts of Nuernberg, was first mentioned in 1246, but after it was heavily damaged in 1449, in the course of the First Margrave War, it was transformed into a fortified manor at the end of the 15th century. Together with its outbuildings Neunhof Castle is situated within a castle garden on a quadratic platform, which is surrounded by a castle moat. The platform itself is also protected by massive sandstone walls with loopholes. Likewise consisting of massive sandstone are the castle’s groundfroor and first floor, whilst the storeys above are framework architecture. The timber framing dates from 1479 and one of the gables shows the year 1508. During its rebuilding the manor was bought by the noble and wealthy family Kress von Kressenstein, which owned it for the next almost 400 years. Already in the 14th century this family became wealthy by long-distance trade, but the Kress von Kressensteins had to wait another 150 years to become ennobled by emperor Karl V, which finally happened in 1530. In the 18th century the family moved to a different, more up to date stately home, but at the same time made Neunhof Castle their hunting château. The baroque garden, which girdles the castle, dates from this time. In 1856 Neunhof Castle was bought by a different noble patrician family, the family Holzschuher von Harrlach, which still owns it today. In the presence members of this family occupy the top floor of the castle. but all the subjacent floors are leased by the Germanic National Museum in Nuernberg, which keeps it as a precious branchlet. The architecture of the castle undeniably is one of the best-preserved examples of gothic timber framework architecture in the Nuernberg area, but what makes it even more outstanding is the almost complete extant interior. Three floors of the castle, the old horse stable and the baroque garden are open to the public. A visit is highly recommended.
Facades on the Rue de la République in Pont Audemer, an old town with many traditional half-timbered houses, in the Eure department in the Haute-Normandie (northern France). When you think of typical Norman and Breton houses you probably picture half-timbered cottages or farms, with thatched roofs and irises growing along the rooftop. In many ways you will be right, for until the industrial revolution people built their homes from the materials available nearby, and in much of Normandy the local materials were wood, straw and thatch. Dressed stone was expensive, and in short supply, but rocks and pebbles cleared from fields were never lacking. So in areas such as the Auge country, the Marais Vernier wetlands, in the Eure region and in the west, timber-framed buildings abound, with local differences in structure and half-timbering, constructed on base courses of undressed local stone or bricks. In the north, and to the east closer to Paris, where stone and good bricks were more readily available, traditional building styles make more use of those materials, and less of wood, with tiled roofs instead of thatch. Vakwerkgevels aan de Rue de la Republique in Pont Audemer, een oude stad met veel traditionele vakwerkhuizen, in het departement Eure in de Haute-Normandie (Noord-Frankrijk). Als je denkt aan typische Normandische en Bretonse vakwerkhuizen heb je waarschijnlijk een beeld van huizen en boerderijen met rieten daken en planten die langs het dak omhoog groeien. In veel opzichten zul je gelijk hebben, want vroeger werden huizen gebouwd van de natuurlijke materialen die in de buurt beschikbaar waren. In grote delen van Normandië en Brittanië waren de plaatselijke materialen hout, stro en riet. Gebakken stenen waren duur, terwijl rotsen, keien en hout volop beschikbaar waren. Hierdoor zijn in veel gebieden traditionele vakwerkhuizen nog volop aanwezig. Lokaal verschilt het vakwerk wel wat in structuur, maar allemaal zijn ze gebouwd op een fundering van keien en soms baksteen. In het noorden en het oosten richting Parijs, waar bakstenen beter beschikbaar waren, werd minder hout verwerkt. Ook hebben de vakwerkhuizen hier minder vaak rieten daken. ___________________________________________________________________________ All rights reserved. Copyright © Martien Uiterweerd. All my images are protected under international authors copyright laws and may not be downloaded, reproduced, copied, transmitted or manipulated without my written explicit permission. ___________________________________________________________________________ . .
Mountain houses in modern half-timbered style
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Half timbered houses in Colmar. Corner Rue des Marchands and Grand-Rue. Building left is the famous "Restaurant Au Fer Rouge". Colmar is a commune in the Haut-Rhin department in Alsace in northeastern France. Colmar is 64 kilometers south-southwest of Strasbourg on the Lauch River, directly to the east of the Vosges Mountains. It is connected to the Rhine by a canal. It is situated along the Alsatian Wine Route and considers itself to be the "Capital of Alsatian Wine" (capitale des vins d'Alsace). Colmar has a sunny microclimate and is the driest city in France, with an annual precipitation of just 550 mm, making it ideal for Alsace wine. Colmar's secular and religious architectural landmarks reflect eight centuries of Germanic and French architecture and the adaptation of their respective stylistic language to the local customs and building materials (pink and yellow Vosges sandstone, timber framing). The medieval centre of this historic town has fine overhanging timber-framed buildings, dating from the 16th and 17th centuries, a dream for the keen photographer. Many tourists visit the town Vakwerkhuizen in Colmar Hoek Rue des Marchands / Grand-Rue met links het bekende "Restaurant Au Fer Rouge". Colmar is een stad en gemeente in de Elzas in noordoost Frankrijk. Colmar ligt 64 kilometer ten zuid-zuidwesten van Straatsburg aan de rivier de Lauch, direct ten oosten van de Vogezen. Het is verbonden met de Rijn door een kanaal. Colmar heeft een zonnig microklimaat en is de droogste stad in Frankrijk, met een jaarlijkse neerslag van slechts 550 mm, waardoor de omgeving ideaal is voor de Elzas wijn. Het is gelegen langs de Elzasser wijn Route en beschouwt zich als de "hoofdstad van de Elzas Wijn" (capitale des Vins d'Alsace). Het middeleeuwse centrum van deze historische stad heeft mooie overhangende vakwerkhuizen, daterend uit de 16de en 17de eeuw, een droom voor de fotograaf. Veel toeristen bezoeken de stad. Info: Wikipedia ______________________________________________________________________ All rights reserved. Copyright © Martien Uiterweerd. All my images are protected under international authors copyright laws and may not be downloaded, reproduced, copied, transmitted or manipulated without my written explicit permission.
最近一段时间在EvanleeStudio学习了场景设计，这是第一阶段的毕业作品，从sichen老师那里学习到了很多的知识，后面还有一段时间的学习，希望可以做出更好的图。
The look of timber framing is historic and contemporary. Here's the history of half-timbered, half-timbering, and half-timbers in architecture.
HIstoric 15th century buildings in West Street located in Exeter's West Quarter.
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Picture of old german renovated half timbered houses stock photo, images and stock photography. Image 13776116.
One of the most interesting old towns in southern Westphalia is the medieval town of Freudenberg located in the Siegen-Wittgenstein district...
Half-timbered houses of the 15th to 19th centuries can be found throughout France, yet Troyes is among best places to appreciate their pastel charms.
