Revise Wood Cladding Layout -- 2
Budget: $250 – $750 USD
The build is almost wrapped up and the only thing left to straighten out is the wood cladding. The original 3 D concept missed the mark once the walls went up, so I need the timber boards realigned—vertically, at the right size—and shown exactly as they should sit on every exterior face, while all windows, doors, and structural lines stay put.
You’ll receive:
• the original renders,
• fresh site photos, and
• marked-up images that pinpoint every mismatch I’ve spotted.
Some curtain-wall aluminum and window frames were modified on-site and now stick out slightly, so the wood cladding must be adjusted to fit the real conditions.
What I expect back is a set of clear 3 D renderings (basic, no fancy textures) that the carpenter can pull up on-site and follow without guessing. A quick turnaround and open chat are essential because the scaffold is already in place and crews are waiting.
If you’re comfortable tweaking façade elements in SketchUp, Revit, or a similar tool and can supply high-resolution stills or a shared model that plainly shows the corrected board layout on all sides, let’s get this wrapped up right away.
You’ll receive:
• the original renders,
• fresh site photos, and
• marked-up images that pinpoint every mismatch I’ve spotted.
Some curtain-wall aluminum and window frames were modified on-site and now stick out slightly, so the wood cladding must be adjusted to fit the real conditions.
What I expect back is a set of clear 3 D renderings (basic, no fancy textures) that the carpenter can pull up on-site and follow without guessing. A quick turnaround and open chat are essential because the scaffold is already in place and crews are waiting.
If you’re comfortable tweaking façade elements in SketchUp, Revit, or a similar tool and can supply high-resolution stills or a shared model that plainly shows the corrected board layout on all sides, let’s get this wrapped up right away.