No doubt about it, 3D viz is the way to go with most planning matters. Many people don't like change and the first reaction is to reject the new and different. Good visualisation can often head off planning objections at an early stage. ScottBold is certainly on the ball with this presentation. I would suggest the following tweaks: Turn off shadows in the Proposed Plan drawing, it can work in a perspective top view but maybe jars a little in what is still a 2D view. Same with the Proposed Block/Roof Plan. In the Proposed Overhead View turn off the 2D tree symbols (use the 3D trees only) & fence lines etc. Also, show the 3D models of existing buildings rather than 2D footprints (resolution on my laptop is not good so I could be mistaken in what I see). The section views are great and show the all important relationship to the existing buildings. For the Proposed Views (3D), again turn off any 2D symbols. If at all possible, consider re-composing the various views so that the height relationship to existing buildings is more favourable as is apparent in the Section views.

Fascinating stuff and worth keeping an eye on. Lots to find out yet.

Thanks Bryan.

Excellent as always.

The desk turned out fantastic. I was thinking about modeling that very same desk a few years ago. Well done!

Great as always.

Thank you.

Thank you Bryan.

Brilliant, more atmosphere than Picasso and he was on some very good atmosphere.....

@jo-ke said: :roflmao: Thank you

Thanks folks.

Excellent work. One thing that really catches my eye is the shadow detail at the bottom of the pedestal on the table. Too often that shadow is missing in renders and that is one of those things that you usually only see in photographs.

That looks great!

Excellent as always!

Looks great!

Very well done!

Well done! Cosy indeed.

Thanks Oli.

Very sharp, thanks for the heads up mate.

Oh! Very nice!