Thanks Edgar... allanx

very impresive work , great job

@mike amos said: Nice. The door on the top floor (at the top of the stairs), looks like there is insufficient room to open fully. Thought of turning the door and section of wall 90 degrees? It would also provide some natural light for the stairs. I think the brick texture could do with a bit of scaling. Thanks Mike, I built the house in revit first (but I also checked the space, its very tight)

Form Z / SKP models now added http://surfacearchitects.com/index.php/olympic-wayfinding-structure/

I think it's a bit too raw for conceptual design. For me when i do conceptual design i usually overlay all material with gray colour so my client can see the overall design of my reception counter and lightings. if they are ok with the arrangement of spaces and position of lights. then i will propose materials for example type or carpet and colour of walls and furnishes. jz a piece of opinion. =D

nice engineering. i think,sketchup is perfect for this this type engineering. good luck.

Looking good so far. I'm still learning rendering as well.

Thx for the info

chapeau!!!

@tadema said: If it's any of the above can I change my mind and say I prefered the brothel .....honest!! Well iniatialy this was a type of brothel itself , in the original design the homes are pink and have a barbie house alike apparence . It's a type of fantasy land for thous who wanna f**k real life barbies

@bryan k said: Very nice! Did you make the flower? No... I am too lazy... I found this orchid in the warehouse.

Maybe that's it. It looks "maintained" and lived in, a little dirt on the road, the difference in paving, an open window. I'm just waiting for a car to come around the corner.

Thanks Dave and notareal. I'll give that a try.

[image: 6g9l_GarciaTownCenter_1600.jpg]Thank you for those who viewed my work, here is the Final image for the project... allanx

Hi, There is some more info here: http://www.indigorenderer.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=19&t=11521 The technique is somewhat specific to Indigo Renderer

lovin the fridge. reminds me of a communal apartment or group home

I know this is an old post but that is 1 amazing render, I want it on my wall, love it

awesome...thanks Fred. I'll take a look tonight.

Thanks Edgar, This image is a combination of Sketchup, Maxwell Render, Photoshop and Fotosketcher... allanx

Thanks cotty, Jason and Daniel... allanx