Project Alpha: Green Building Doha, Qatar Leverages RPC Content in Animation
March 6, 2013 Leave a comment
Project Alpha is an approximated 160,000 square meter development surrounded by 11 hectares of landscaping. It is comprised of a resort hotel, multi-residential condos, business center, commercial shops, museum, university, and exposition centers. Project Alpha promises to be one of the most advanced high rise development of its kind in the world.
Submitted into a global competition for consideration by the Kingdom of Qatar, Project Alpha was selected as a to-be-built project in Doha, Qatar. CIVE, XV Studio (Xavier Vilalta i Sabartés) and fco3d collaborated on this project.
ArchVision RPC Content user, Francisco J Penaloza, fco3d , produced the models, renderings and video animation. Francisco shared the video submission with us recently to discuss his use of RPC Content within the presentation. Thanks for sharing this project with us Francisco!
The ArchVision team has entered the new year with great excitement about new tools and content headed your way. In the coming months, we will be giving you a sneak peak at some of projects we are working on. January also brings with it brand new hi-res trees. Check out the January hi-res trees additions deciduous tree [20], deciduous tree [22], deciduous tree [27] and small Japanese Maple [3] just added to the content exchange.
The holidays are quickly approaching here at ArchVision and greens and reds are everywhere. One more place you’ll find green and red is in the new ArchVision RPC content addition December Plants Additions (2). This collection includes vivacious green flowering shrub [9], outdoor plant [6] a small red-leafed plant and outdoor plant [8], a hearty green plant.
December brings with it four new flowering shrubs additions. This collection includes flowering shrub [4], a small yellow flowering shrub, flowering shrub [6], a dainty pink flowered shrub, flowering shrub [8], a tropical yellow flowered shrub and flowering shrub [10], a pastel blend of pinks and yellows. These beautiful hi-res flowering shrubs are ready for download via the 
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