Craig Ellwood's Chamorro House (1962, unbuilt)

Finally somebody shows us real architecture made with Blender. Is Blender a good tool for modeling architecture or was it more difficult than with an other programme with more precision tools? The result is anyway very nice!

Thanks for your comment! As to your question, I would say that Blender can be as good as any for modeling arch, provided that you use efficiently its snapping tools, and reference system. Problem is, these are not very intuitive in Blender and it takes a while to get used to them, specially if one expects something similar as a CAD software (which was my case in the beginning). In that regard, I think that a software such as Rhinoceros makes it easier for users with a CAD background.

Finally somebody shows us real architecture made with Blender. Is Blender a good tool for modeling architecture or was it more difficult than with an other programme with more precision tools? The result is anyway very nice!